Q. That's your highest finish ever in this tournament. You have to be proud of that.
BRIAN HARMAN: Yeah, I enjoyed -- as you get older, you certainly take those times in contention. You sit around a little bit longer and try and soak it in a little bit. Just missed a couple swings on the back nine. If I had four or five swings back over the tournament, I think I would have been right there.
I did my best, but still short.
Q. But you were in contention all weekend and you had a lot of support --
BRIAN HARMAN: For sure, yeah. This place is real special to me. It's nice to play in front of so many friends and family, and everybody did a great job. Yeah, just wish I could have had a couple swings on that back nine.
But I wouldn't have done anything different. I felt really good over the ball. 14 was just odd, and then 15 was a nothing lay-up; I probably got little cute with it trying to get it down there to get a perfect number and should have been a little more focused on trying to get it into the right quadrant of that fairway.
Q. On 18 you got your birdie there for the week. What did you hit in there?
BRIAN HARMAN: 9-iron. Yeah, finally played that hole like it's supposed to be played. Had a good look on 17, good look on 16. Could have been right there. Just needed a couple more executions and we'd have been right there.
Q. How much confidence after Texas and then not being at the top of your game and still T3 here?
BRIAN HARMAN: Yeah, game feels great. I'll take a couple weeks off and rest up. I'm pretty tired. I'm pretty worn out. It'll be nice to rest up and try to come -- I've got a big stretch -- I think I've got four in a row after these two weeks off, so try to get back in contention as quick as I can. That's the best feeling in the world, being in contention.
Q. Any hunting and fishing on the agenda?
BRIAN HARMAN: Yeah, turkeys aren't going to be safe the next few days.
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