Q. Joining me after the third round of the Honda LPGA Thailand is Jeeno Thitikul. Jeeno, a lot of fans out there. How does it feel to have all that support and how does that motivate you going into tomorrow?
JEENO THITIKUL: Yeah, I mean, like every time I come to Honda it's always getting bigger, bigger, all the fans. Yeah, today, Saturday, all the kids come off from school and also all the parents and everyone off from the work. They just came a long way to watch us play.
It's really motivating and inspiring that I really want to play good in front of them.
Q. You're leading your home open. You're No. 1 in the world. How do you not let that get to you, impact you?
JEENO THITIKUL: I mean, I'm trying to stay patient and trying to stay in present, that nothing is happening yet. What you have to do is have a good swing, you have to need a good commitment and then you need to have a good roll and putt.
That's all I can control. Other else is just an extra; it's just not you inside.
Q. Focusing on your game right now what's going so well for you out there?
JEENO THITIKUL: I don't know. I mean, I'm trying to, you know, keep everything on track. I mean, I think driver has been really good for the past few days; keep gaining confidence.
And also the irons-wise better than I expected, and also I think I rolling the putts kind of well this past three days as well.
Q. You have your whole team out here. Your family is here with you. What does that mean for them to see you play?
JEENO THITIKUL: I think it's mean a lot, especially my family. My mom wouldn't come for the whole year. This is only like event that she going to came out and watch me play, so it's mean a lot to me. You know, like my mom is not really coming out, so playing in front of her and then I think if she saw so many people cheering for me and grabbing for me she would be so proud.
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