Q. Just your thoughts on your round today. I think you were 3-under?
BRIAN CAMPBELL: Yeah, 3-under today. Solid. Did a lot of good things, made some good putts.
Of course you're only thinking about the two putts you missed, two bogeys I made, but overall really happy with my round and how I hit it today.
Q. Kind of walk me through 9.
BRIAN CAMPBELL: The 9th hole?
Q. Yeah, the short par-4.
BRIAN CAMPBELL: Just a 5-iron off the tee today to kind of lay it back to -- we were looking for 90 yards or 100 yards. Came in at about 108, I think. Just gave ourselves a really good look there.
I was a little unsure about the read and just made a par there.
Q. Then on 18, it looked like you came up just short there on that putt too?
BRIAN CAMPBELL: Yeah, didn't give it a hit hard enough. I saw his snap left, and I thought it was just going to be dead straight. A little bit of uncertainty there, but overall happy with the round.
Q. What do you think about the pace of play rules so far this week?
BRIAN CAMPBELL: It's interesting. I feel like we're running out there. I feel like we're playing really fast. I know we played -- I'm not sure if it was yesterday or the day before, we played in like 3 hours and 50 minutes.
They're getting what they want. We're playing really fast. I know the rangefinder definitely helped us on 16. We were on 10 fairway, so having a rangefinder in that situation definitely sped up play.
Q. But the rangefinder, you probably only used it once or twice around, something like that?
BRIAN CAMPBELL: Yeah, we're only using it to really see where the ball ends up, and then maybe a few times to just check numbers if we're kind of way off the fairway or stuff like that. So not a ton, but a few times.
Q. Going into Sunday, what's kind of the strategy for you?
BRIAN CAMPBELL: Same exact thing as the rest of the week. I think the wind should be about the same, and just give ourselves as many looks as we can and try to take it deep on the front nine.
Q. You're commuting back and forth. When's the last time as a pro you competed in a tournament and slept in your own bed?
BRIAN CAMPBELL: It was actually when I played in the Korn Ferry in Savannah, I stayed at home too. That was about an hour there and back commute every day. That was a little bit far, but sleeping in your bed, as everyone out here will say, is totally worth it.
It's only 30 to 40 minutes usually, so it's really not that bad. It's good.
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