Q. You've broken 70 for the third day in a row, 65 today. What's been the strength of your play over this week, do you think?
ADRIEN SADDIER: I think I'm pretty good tee-to-green. Don't miss a lot of fairways. I hit a lot of greens, and then so I've got a lot of birdie chance. Yeah, that's a big strength in my game.
Q. You started the day four hoots behind, and by the time you hole a huge putt on 15, you're into the lead on your own. How are your emotions, and how were you feeling, and how were you thinking?
ADRIEN SADDIER: At that point, it's quite a big bonus, 20 feet past the hole and hit the stick. But yeah, I was just focussed on hitting a good putt. It's a bonus it went in.
Q. You've been in contention so much recently in Switzerland, Italy and Ireland. How will you approach tomorrow tactically and mentally?
ADRIEN SADDIER: I think it will be another day at the office. Just focus on myself and my game. Try to hit a lot of fairways and greens, and we'll see if the putts drop tomorrow.
Q. This is the DP World Tour's Flagship Event; it's an iconic venue. How special would it be to pull it off tomorrow? A lot of golf to play but you put yourself there, and imagine what it would be like to win this championship.
ADRIEN SADDIER: For sure it would be good. It's the biggest event of the year, but as you say there's a lot of golf left to play and we'll see tomorrow what happens.
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