Q. Jacob, take us back. We were just on this 18th green. You have a three-and-a-half footer to win the Presidents Cup. Talk us through what that feeling felt like.
JACOB BRIDGEMAN: Well, I had about a 25-footer to win it first and I felt like I hit it softer than I wanted to. It was just really fast. Working it down there, it was about three-and-a-half feet, and I was feeling pretty good just because I wanted to make it so bad.
Then someone in the crowd yelled, you're the best putter in the world, and I was like, yep, I'm going to make this thing. It was the coolest moment.
I felt like I held in my emotion all day because I didn't really have that moment where I had done anything to where I felt like I had won my match, and to let it out on the last hole was pretty sweet.
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