Q. How would you assess how the week went?
BRIAN HARMAN: Just a little rusty. I thought I played some pretty good golf. It's just kind of hard to make up ground here. I didn't putt great, so try to work on that get ready for next week.
Q. What would you say is the biggest thing you need to kind of acclimate yourself to going from here to Waialae?
BRIAN HARMAN: Well the walking is going to be certainly easier. I look forward to some flat ground. This place is beautiful, man, I always enjoy coming here. I'll take a minute and I'll try to figure out what I need to do a little bit better. Definitely got to putt better. Still struck it pretty good all week. So I don't really know. It's a totally different course, but same formula every week.
Q. Do you think driving, how you have to work the ball a little bit more plays a little bit bigger factor there at Waialae?
BRIAN HARMAN: I guess it can. This course it, it seems like it's wide, but the spots where you get the big kicks, that part's narrow. So this place, it's not demanding off the tee where there's a lot of trouble, but it's demanding to get the ball into the correct spots, at least it is for me. Sony is really similar to that.
Q. Let's talk about tomorrow night. Put your best analyst hat on. How do you see the game going?
BRIAN HARMAN: I'm hoping the Dawgs can wear 'em down in the second half. I think it will be close in the first half. I think you end up with like Dawgs by maybe eight to 10 points.
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