Q. Here with Isi Gabsa. Ground it out today. I know that's not always the day you want to have, but you still managed to shoot even par. Just evaluate your day.
ISI GABSA: I mean, it wasn't going as I wanted to. Like on, oh, I don't remember the hole, the par-3, the first one, I chunked one into the water, and then afterwards I kind of just struggled getting going again. Like just a little bit over-read my putts. They didn't go in.
It was just one of these days where you just -- like they don't fall, you make one mistake and it just keeps on going a little bit.
But very happy to finish with a birdie and shoot like even par and keep on going tomorrow.
Q. You seem like a pretty chill player. Are you a player in those moments you get fiery? If you do, do you use that to your advantage?
ISI GABSA: Normally I get angry. I can use my anger to like help me to get back in like the right mindset again. I'm not much of a fire up person. More like get your stuff together and keep on moving.
Q. I mean, a lot of players don't know how to channel that anger. Has it helped you throughout your career, do you feel like?
ISI GABSA: I mean, I worked with a mental coach on it a little bit. He said like it's totally fine if you get mad. Of course you do. But just use that power to like help you again and not like hurt you even more.
I've been that kind of player for a long time, so I just know how to handle and how to deal with it and how to make the best of it.
Q. Now, got that round out of the way, one more tomorrow. I know you've been here, done that. Sure you're not feeling as much pressure as maybe some other players in the field. What's the mindset heading into tomorrow?
ISI GABSA: It was a little bit weird. I was nervous this morning for some reason. I don't really know. But I just -- yeah, it's lucky or a privileged position that I'm in right now, so I just want to keep on playing good, hitting good shots, and catch the first one and see how that goes.
Q. And then just finally, what did you learn out there today? Maybe like hit in a different spot or maybe learn something that you might carry with you tomorrow to change your score a little bit.
ISI GABSA: Not really. Just like I have to work a little bit on my pitching on the range later, and then I think it should be fine.
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