Q. Bryson, a double bogey on the final hole, but still a lot of great holes out there for you. How do you feel about your final round here at the Palmetto Championship?
BRYSON NIMMER: Yeah, it was good. I think I hit the ball really well, just the putter let me down all day. I had some really good looks coming in, some good opportunities, but just couldn't capitalize on anything. I think a little bit of rain kind of slowed the greens down, and I never really adjusted to it.
Q. Your third PGA event of the year for you and likely going to have a top 30 finish. What was it about this course that helped your golf game?
BRYSON NIMMER: Yeah, I love this place. I think it's awesome. I think it's a little unfortunate we got all the rain we got. I love it when it's firm and fast. It's kind of the way it's supposed to play. It's unfortunate. You can't control the weather. June in South Carolina is just unpredictable.
It was awesome, though. Hopefully I'm back here one day.
Q. Second PGA TOUR event in almost two months here in your hometown. How special was it to get to play in front of your friends and family again?
BRYSON NIMMER: It was awesome. Big crowds all week. A little bit of a different crowd too because I get all the Hilton Head/Bluffton people at Heritage and more of the Ridgeland/Bluffton people out here. It's just awesome to have the support, the big roars when we make a putt. That's what we play golf for.
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