Q. So dominant win this morning. How did you spend the couple hours in between matches getting ready for the afternoon match?
MILES RUSSELL: Yeah, had a little more time than we were planning on it, but I went and grabbed lunch off property and then came back. I did some stretches and chilled for probably 30, 40 minutes and kind of just went back through my (indiscernible.)
Q. USGA final. First time for you. What's the mindset going into tomorrow knowing you have a 36-hole championship match, only two of you on the course in front of you?
MILES RUSSELL: Yeah, I don't think my mindset really changes. Go play like I've been playing and hopefully that ends up well. If it doesn't, just kind of going out and be positive and commit to everything I do and see where it takes us.
Q. All lefty final here. Do you think the Old Course here at Saucon sets up well for lefties? Have noticed anything over the last stroke play rounds, in match play?
MILES RUSSELL: Definitely glad I'm lefty. I can tell that you. There is a few tee balls that are nice to be a lefty.
But, I mean, there is still a few where you're like, I wish I was a righty, but I would say there is a few more tee balls it's nice for a lefty.
Q. Chip-in on 13, the eagle to go 1-up, how big was that for momentum for you?
MILES RUSSELL: That was pretty huge. I think that's kind of where the match kind of -- you know, just 1-up with however many, five to go, that's pretty huge.
Q. Did you visit here in the last couple weeks for a site visit? If so, what did you learn during that trip coming out here early?
MILES RUSSELL: Yeah, I came sometime in May just to see the golf course. Been doing that for the last few years now. That's really just to kind of learn it, learn where everything is. Obviously the weather was a bit chilly and soft so weren't hitting in the same places.
Just to see the golf course, walk it, and just get a few rounds in.
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