Q. Yesterday you had four bogeys and today five birdies. What do you work on the most overnight?
HYEJIN CHOI: I think yesterday green speed was very fast, and so I felt the distance. I think I missed some of the speed, speed readings, so that's why I ended up with bogeys yesterday.
But I think today I tried to make the (indiscernible), so I think I had good results because of that.
Q. Last year you missed the cut and this year you had one of the best rounds of the day. What have you worked on over the year to improve your game?
HYEJIN CHOI: I think I have very fond memories of being in the U.S. Open championship. And I was a runner-up once also, so I had a very good memories.
But last year I was very sad that I missed the cut, but after that I prepared a lot, so it's a lot of preparation, lots of practice.
Q. And then any final thoughts from the weekend?
HYEJIN CHOI: For starters I think I started during the second round with a very calm mindset and I think that really helped.
Yesterday the weather was different than the other two days, so it was difficult. But today weather was more positive I guess, was good, and I was able to calm down and then I tried to enjoy golf as much as I could.
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