Q. I guess to start you're facing a birdie putt at 18. Kind of an unfortunate timing for the delay to come. What was kind of your mindset when you were on the green and now for the last two hours?
HARRIS ENGLISH: Yeah, I mean teeing off on 18 those clouds were mighty dark and we were trying to rush to get it in. It was going to be close, but we didn't get it in and then I thought, well, maybe we can finish tonight and can sleep in in the morning and wait for late tee time.
But it is what it is. I have about a 10-footer on 18, I'll come out and practice putting a little bit and hopefully make the putt and then rest up, get ready for the final round.
It was a solid day, kind of ready -- I didn't want to eat too much, kind of going back out there, so now I can eat some dinner and maybe watch some basketball tonight and then get ready for tomorrow.
Q. So early start tomorrow, probably going to take just a couple of minutes on the green and then you got about, I don't know, six or seven hours until your tee time. Maybe five or six. What does that layoff look like for you?
HARRIS ENGLISH: Yeah, I'm probably not going to do my full warm-up tomorrow. Obviously we'll practice some putting, practice some 10-foot right-to-lefters is what I have on 18. And then kind of go back and hang out. I mean, luckily, I'm staying here, go back to the room and watch some shows, I don't know what, then kind of go through my whole routine.
So it's kind of unfortunate waking up that early to hit one putt, but it is what it is, I'm lucky to be in one of the last groups and looking forward to the challenge tomorrow.
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