Q. Here with Hannah Green after her second round at the JM Eagle LA Championship. Can you take us through some of the challenges you've seen out there on the course this week?
HANNAH GREEN: Yeah, I guess it kind of gets a little swirly out here, so it's kind of hard to pick the right swirl and the right club. But it also is starting to get bouncy. Greens are still relatively soft, but predicting what the first bounce is is still quite difficult. I think staying patient and sometimes not being as aggressive as you may have been in the previous day or in the past is quite important.
Q. This is a course that you have played really well on before. What is it that you like about it here that really suits your game?
HANNAH GREEN: I think you have to hit the ball really well. Obviously you have to do that most weeks, but I think you have to make sure you're positioned and leave it in the correct place, otherwise you can make pretty soft bogeys. But yeah, I think because I've had good history here, that definitely helps with my confidence, as it probably hasn't been as high since the start of the year. So it's nice to come back to a familiar place.
I think the golf course is really good. The food is great in LA. I have a lovely host family that I've been with the last six years. It's just a really nice environment to be in.
Q. For tomorrow, how do you make the most of moving day to keep yourself up at the top?
HANNAH GREEN: Yeah, I've just got to keep doing what I'm doing and trying to minimize all the errors that I did make in the first round. There is lots of birdies to be had, it's just, yeah, whoever makes the most. Still being aggressive but picking my moments when that happens.
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