Q. How do you feel today?
MINSUN KIM: There were many birdies, but there were also many bogeys. A small mistake came out.
Q. You recorded 72 strokes, 67 strokes, and 69 strokes in three days. Are you used to the grass?
MINSUN KIM: I have experienced Bermuda Grass in my off-season training in San Diego, California. Bermuda grass is more comfortable for me.
Q. Is there any memorable ball?
MINSUN KIM: A 12-foot birdie putt went in. I also made a birdie on the next hole. It was on the rise, but it was disappointing on the last hole. Previously, I sent a golf ball safely to the left. However, I hit boldly and made a bogey today. It was too bad.
Q. What's your target point?
MINSUN KIM: It's a sense of distance. If the distance goes well, good results follow. It's an easy place only when there's a distance.
Q. How is your stamina?
MINSUN KIM: I ate a lot of bananas because I thought it would be hard. I did not feel physically strained. I rested, practiced in the evening.
Q. What's your resolution for tomorrow?
MINSUN KIM: Even if there is a mistake, I want to attack boldly. I'll focus on the present.
Q. What competition do you want to participate in if you win?
MINSUN KIM: It is the Amundi Evian Championship. If I have a chance, I want to experience the Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour. Jeongeun Lee6 and Jin-young Ko are my role models.
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