Q. Felix Norrman here, 3-under 69. That's the low round of the championship. How did you play out there today?
FELIX NORRMAN: I played really good, nice up-and-downs, great from tee, hit a lot of good shots into the greens, and good recoveries. That's about it, I think.
Q. You're only two shots behind the lead going into tomorrow; what do you need to do tomorrow to go and get that win?
FELIX NORRMAN: First, rest, and yeah, take all this in and everything. It's a long day tomorrow, as well, so that's what I need. Rest is the most important.
Q. You still have 18 holes, but what would it mean to be the champion of this inaugural event?
FELIX NORRMAN: It's going to be a lot for me. It's all about golf, par golf, and really big in Sweden.
Q. How does it feel to be a part of this first ever playing of this championship?
FELIX NORRMAN: It's fun. It's a nice resort and everything around it is like really big. It's worldwide and everything. It's really fun to be here.
Q. You said it's big in Sweden, but how will this shine a light on the adaptive golf community?
FELIX NORRMAN: Much bigger, I think. I think regular golfers, they have more respect, and yeah, they can see how we play with our impairment.
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