Q. 2-0 in foursomes, you guys are. You said yesterday, Foxy, when you're playing for your mates, great things can happen. Describe what this experience has been like alongside Min?
RYAN FOX: It's been brilliant. We've played a lot of golf together since he turned pro in 2020, was it, traveled around the world together, and to get a chance to play together in foursomes, I think we might have been both surprised it was foursomes, but it's obviously worked pretty well.
We've had a lot of fun the last couple of days and hit a lot of good shots when it mattered. Playing with one of your best mates is brilliant, and I felt like it showed the last couple of days.
Q. You managed to turn this match around, which was the most important thing to get a point on the board for your team again. How different has this experience been for you compared to Montreal two years ago?
MIN WOO LEE: I guess the crowd is different, not getting cheers for holing putts. It's a bit different than any tournament really. We just had to be there for each other. I think that was a big part. It's mine and his first time playing on an away soil.
We had to be there for each other. We started -- I felt like I started terribly, and he was right there on my back cheering me on. It's okay. We turned it around, which is awesome.
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