Q. Brian, good round today. How would you assess how you played today?
BRIAN HARMAN: A little off today, especially with the wedges. Happy to get in with a couple under.
Feeling a little rundown. I've got to get some rest tonight.
Q. Can you tell us what you hit in on 12 and 16?
BRIAN HARMAN: I had lob wedge in on 12. Actually didn't hit a very good shot, made a long putt. 16, finally got a good committed wedge, hit it in there with a 54 degree to about six, seven feet.
Q. Any par saves that stood out in your mind?
BRIAN HARMAN: Nice par on 14. Hit an okay shot. Chip came up a little short, made a nice putt there.
I had a bunch of looks, just didn't really have it close to the hole very much.
Q. You're still right there, T4 right now. How are you feeling going into the weekend?
BRIAN HARMAN: Just got to rest up and get some sleep tonight and hopefully fire on all cylinders next couple of days.
Q. You guys are cooking out there. It's a pretty good pace. You're getting in under four hours. Is it a conscious thing? Is it the weather? Is it a combination of everything?
BRIAN HARMAN: I think, if you went back and looked at historically what our Saturdays and Sundays here were in twosomes, they would be right around the same.
Q. That's another benefit of having a Signature Event?
BRIAN HARMAN: 100 percent. In threesomes with split tees, there's nowhere to go. You just can't play. We would be probably 4:45 to 5 in threesomes here off of two tees.
Yeah, it's one of those things. That's what the TOUR is trying to figure out how we're going to balance it. I don't think the TOUR really wants to shrink fields, but we can't finish in daylight. The courses get harder every year. Guys take longer because the courses are harder, and we can't finish.
Q. It's easier to get into a rhythm too and have a better score, especially somewhere like this?
BRIAN HARMAN: In a twosome, if you are a slow player, you can't really hide. I woul bet you everyone in a twosome plays faster than they do in a threesome anyway.
Q. You've always enjoyed faster play anyway since you were a kid. Does it help you stay focused?
BRIAN HARMAN: It certainly helps get in a rhythm. If you're standing around watching the group in front of you all day, it's hard to -- you have to find things to occupy your mind.
I've played fine in threesomes, but I would prefer it, especially on the weekend, to be in twosomes.
Q. Is it easier to now refocus for the weekend? You've had a hectic three weeks.
BRIAN HARMAN: I think that's probably why I'm feeling a little rundown. Just a win, and then the Masters takes it out of you every year. Yeah, I just need to regroup and try to get some rest.
I'd love to go practice wedges because that was kind of the shortcoming today, but at the same time, I know I'm probably better served to go lay on the couch.
Q. Talk a little bit about the support you got. It seems like walking down every hole, someone is chanting Brian Harman.
BRIAN HARMAN: Growing up in Savannah, I've made a lot of friends along the way. It's nice to have everybody out.
Q. How many Go Dogs have you heard?
BRIAN HARMAN: Bunches. This week and last week a lot.
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