Q. How would you asses day three at the BMW PGA Championship?
LUDVIG ÅBERG: Bit of an up-and-down day. Felt like I did a lot of things well. Still kind of struggled a little bit off the tee but managed to save it decently when I had a chance and obviously a very nice finish.
Q. How were the changing conditions?
LUDVIG ÅBERG: It's definitely the windiest day we've had so far. It's definitely the most strength that we've played. The course is getting a little bit firmer, too. A few of these tee shots are getting pretty far up there. If it's downwind, you just have to play it a little bit differently, I guess play for that.
But yeah, it's a good challenge. Obviously you can see some really good scores. The par 5s are reachable and gettable. That's the cool thing about Wentworth, nothing is given to you. You have to go out and earn is. That's why you see the up-and-down in the scores as well.
Q. We had three 64s come in early when conditions were milder and feels like the pack is bunching and nobody is really breaking away. What do you forecast tomorrow being like?
LUDVIG ÅBERG: To be fair, I expected the last couple of groups, 16, 17, 18, you would expect to see a couple birdies at least from someone. So far, the front nine is playing a little bit harder. The back nine is a little bit more gettable but yeah, if the conditions are what they are, then hopefully we can get out tomorrow and shoot one of those low scores and see where that takes us.
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