Q. Kurt, describe today's round. Did it feel any different from the prior two days?
KURT KITAYAMA: Swing felt a little off. I felt like I didn't hit as many greens as I had the first two days. But putter felt great, so just going to try and hit a few and work some things out.
Q. So you are going to go to the range? What will you work on, putting?
KURT KITAYAMA: I'll probably hit a few and then I might just roll a couple to end the day.
Q. With the tightly packed leaderboard on Sunday, will you pay much attention to the scoreboards or play more aggressively in the final round than you typically would?
KURT KITAYAMA: I mean, I'll definitely pay attention to the rebound. It's there. It's hard to avoid. I don't think I'll try to change up my strategy too much. Try and make birdies where they come and let it all kind of play out, not try and force anything. I feel like that's where you can get into trouble here if you try and force it.
Q. How would you spend the evening, and what do you typically do when you have a late tee time tomorrow? How do you kill the time in the morning? What do you do?
KURT KITAYAMA: I don't know, it's hard to find a good rhythm when in the morning you know you're up early, you go have breakfast. It's really easy to have that routine. But in the morning try and sleep in a little bit, grab breakfast, just relax.
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