Q. Can you just talk about what went well today?
YAN LIU: Well, it's the first time I come here. So I know in practise round, I feel the course is difficult. So I very hundred percent focused and committed to what I want to shoot. That's the best thing to me.
Q. Now that you've been out there and seen the course a few times, what do you think is important to successfully manage at this course?
YAN LIU: I think it's going to be everything well. A couple of the tee shots is difficult. Even the par 5, you still have to be careful. I think this course is very challenging.
Q. Coming off the off-season, do you have any goals for this season?
YAN LIU: Definitely want it to be a win. But the result I cannot control. I think the only thing I can do, just do my best.
Q. You dropped two shots, two bogeys. What happened there?
YAN LIU: Well, the first bogey was a three-putt. Yes, I think the green is huge, so very easy to have a three-putt. But the second bogey, I think it's the tee shot. I missed the fairway and then had some very deep fairway.
Q. Were there any birdie opportunities that you missed?
YAN LIU: I think the last hole. My last hole, I think I had three for birdie but very dark and it break so much, so I kind of just play it safe.
Q. Through your back nine, there's three birdies and three bogeys, and then the front nine, you got four birdies. Was anything that changed between the back and front nine?
YAN LIU: Well, I think it doesn't change anything, even the front nine, I know I have some mistake but still I save some very good putts. It doesn't change anything but today I'm just very focused on my shot.
Q. You just came from Thailand and I saw on Instagram you posted about food. Have you tried anything in Singapore?
YAN LIU: Yeah, I eat in a very famous restaurant yesterday.
FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports