Q. Dean, congratulations. Take a deep exhale. You were 4-up. It came down to the wire. How happy are you to get this win?
DEAN BURMESTER: Any time you beat a guy like Joaquín Niemann, especially. I was obviously 4-up with seven or eight holes to go. I knew I had to still hit good shots. He's a class player, and he proved it. He made five birdies in six holes there, and I obviously didn't. Got us all down to the last hole.
Luckily I had a phenomenal 4-iron into 5. To get it done on 6, obviously he pulled his tee shot, and I found the fairway. That was 80 percent of the job done really.
Q. On this hole did you know your point was to advance through to the semis?
DEAN BURMESTER: I saw Branden lost. I knew I had to win. Half means I had more deep exhaling to do, so it was time. 4 was enough.
Q. Louis, come on in, my man. You won as well. You had conviction from start to finish with your four-balls and single pairings. How proud are you of your team to this point?
LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN: We're very proud. I saw early on we were up in two matches pretty convincingly. I've played Joaquín before, so I sort of knew he was going to some way make a run. Yeah, me and shawl played really solid, and we kept the pressure on Carlos and Sebastián.
Branden ran up against a brick wall with Mito making so many birdies to start with. It was one of those things. Just glad the team could pull it through.
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