Q. How does it feel to have Ana on the bag this week? Make you a little bit more comfortable out there having a friend?
LOUISE RIDDERSTROM: Yes. That's why when she asked me if I needed a caddie and if she could caddie for me if I needed that, I said, yes, absolutely. I think it would be really fun. Or at least a little bit less stressful, because this is a stressful week.
Q-School means a lot and we're playing for status next year. Most of the girls are here to try to make it to Q-Series and potentially earn their LPGA Tour card, which is probably their dream.
So it's nice to have a friend on the bag that kind of calms you down a little bit.
Q. And then do you guys play growing up together in Sweden or was it an Epson Tour -- how did you meet is the question?
LOUISE RIDDERSTROM: Well, we're both from Stockholm in Sweden, so we, grew, up together playing golf. I probably first met Ana when I was about maybe 13, something like that. And of course we haven't been close friends, like ever since.
I mean, it's not until maybe a couple years ago we really started becoming friends, and then we didn't see each other too much and then now we're really tight.
So it's going to be a lot of fun.
Q. Awesome. What are your plans for the remainder of that season? If you qualify into Q-Series do you think you'll play?
LOUISE RIDDERSTROM: Yes, definitely.
Q. And then what are your goals for this week?
LOUISE RIDDERSTROM: Well, I guess finishing inside cut line for making it to Q-Series. That is the goal. And it's going to be interesting. Last time I was here was five years ago, so I'm actually surprised how much I remember still from the course, or two courses.
But, yeah, it's going to be interesting.
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