THE MODERATOR: Moira Dunn-Bohls, 3-under 69, a really great round of golf. What was working well today?
MOIRA DUNN-BOHLS: Thank you. I hit my irons pretty well, and I was pretty confident on my putting. I've been working on the putting pretty hard, and it kind of paid off today. Even the comebackers I had, I was really steady over them
Q. What have you learned about the golf course this week?
MOIRA DUNN-BOHLS: It's hard. You have to play conservatively aggressive, really be determined about where you're hitting it but not take aggressive lines.
Q. It looks like there's a few lower numbers than we've seen earlier in the week. Is it playing any differently?
MOIRA DUNN-BOHLS: It's firming up a little bit, so I think you might see a few shorter clubs. Compared to -- I thought yesterday's pins were the hardest of any of the three days, like multiplied. There were a lot of middle greens yesterday where you were just hitting middle of greens, putting out to pins because there were so many tight pins.
It didn't seem there were quite as many. 18 is a really good pin. I had a full sand wedge in there, and it fill -- you've still got to think about it a little bit.
Q. 17 and 18 are playing the easiest this week. What's your mindset when you know you're going to end your round with those two par-5s?
MOIRA DUNN-BOHLS: I think it gives you a little security, but when you're playing those up tees, they're awkward drive angles, for me anyways, to be a right-hander looking behind me for my angle. You've got to be really determined to make a good swing.
Q. Does anything change in your approach for tomorrow now?
MOIRA DUNN-BOHLS: No, absolutely not, no.
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