Q. Not the end you wanted today but you certainly looked much more comfortable out there?
CHARLEY HULL: I got it going. I was 4-under with three to play. I felt so much better out there today. I feel like I've got dusted a few cobwebs off and I'm back at it and looking forward to the British Open.
Q. What changed for you?
CHARLEY HULL: I had it going on the back nine. Just made bogey on one hole, 16. I just underclubbed; the wind kind of dropped and then missed my short birdie putt on 17. I hit a pretty good drive down there just on the fringe, into the wind. So I was hitting it pretty good.
And then down the 18th I just pulled my drive. No big deal. Dropped it out. Then I just was on a little bit of a downslope, and I didn't quite catch my 9-iron. But apart from that, it was pretty good.
Q. Just going into the last two rounds, no cut, everyone going for the top three, does that sort of change your mindset? Can you be more aggressive and just go for it?
CHARLEY HULL: Yeah, just go out, finish under par for the week and that's about it. Still try to finish top 10. Still try to get a medal. Don't count me out. Winners don't quit and quitters don't win; so there you go.
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