Q. Talk us through your day today. You got five birdies. Can you talk us through your round?
MINSOL KIM: It was hotter than yesterday. It was humid. The shots did not go as well as yesterday, but it's okay.
Q. Still tied for first, though. Are you feeling good?
MINSOL KIM: There are still two days left. I will keep focused on my game.
Q. Any holes today that you really enjoyed, that went well? You got five birdies, so can you talk us through some of those?
MINSOL KIM: I got five birdies today, and my memory is great. On the 4th hole, par 3, I just shot iron for 3 shots but the shot went right, and after I did a 3-metre putt.
Q. Any holes that were difficult for you today? I think 16 yesterday you got double bogey and today you bogeyed. What happened?
MINSOL KIM: I don't want that, but I have many mistakes on the 16th hole, but I think the 18th hole is the most difficult in this course.
Q. What is difficult for you about that hole?
MINSOL KIM: 18th hole is a par-5. I was thinking if I should go for the green in two or three. I tried to get there in two to make a birdie, which is easier because there are a lot of risks around the green. That's why it's quite difficult to come up with a strategy on that hole.
Q. What is your plan going into tomorrow?
MINSOL KIM: It's the same for tomorrow. I will just keep my confidence up.
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