Q. What determines unplayability, at what point -- what conditions determine that?
KERRY HAIGH: Basically, you know, we had squeegee operators on all 18 greens available. Rick, the superintendent, has a great crew, has done all week an incredible job, I'd like to commend him for all his efforts each morning and night. The minute we first got a call from a player that could not find an area or had to go a long way to find an area to drop the ball out of casual water, in other words, out -- when it became sort of unfair, at that point, we immediately suspended play, when the player's nearest point of relief was 40 yards away in the rough which it was on 9 fairway. Up until then players had to move the ball in and around the hole for putts and what have you and the distance they were moving was not substantial.
Q. Just so I have this right because a couple of us have mentioned it, there is not a PGA of America web site that players are directed towards to get tee times?
KERRY HAIGH: That's correct.
Q. Strictly a local question for people who may want to come tomorrow. Are tickets from today also good for tomorrow?
KERRY HAIGH: Yeah, I think there's a statement that has been written --
JULIUS MASON: It should be on the information board.
KERRY HAIGH: Basically Saturday tickets are good for Sunday, corporate hospitality ticket for Saturday are good for grounds access and Trophy Club access. They are not good to get back into the corporate hospitality area because there are different guests on Sunday coming in. But basically for grounds, Trophy Club, clubhouse tickets, Saturday tickets are good for Sunday.
Q. Follow-up, is it either you are going to complete 72 holes tomorrow or go into Monday, 54 holes is out of the question?
KERRY HAIGH: Can you repeat the question?
Q. It is either going to -- are you either going to complete it tomorrow or if you can't complete it the tournament tomorrow carry it over 'til Monday? There's no chance of -- will it be called after 54 holes?
KERRY HAIGH: Our aim is to play 72 holes and complete the championship with 72 holes, ideally, tomorrow by 5:15. If we need to go later than that, then we will do.
Q. There's no chance -- there's no chance that you are going to call it after 54 holes?
KERRY HAIGH: There's always that possibility. We -- it could rain for the next four, five days.
Q. The web site it's not an official PGA web site, what is the web site then?
KERRY HAIGH: I am not sure I need -- I am qualified to answer your question. What is the question?
Q. It's not an official -- it's not the PGA of America web site. Which web site is it that the players would ---
JULIUS MASON: The players aren't directed to any web site. Players were directed to make a phone call to the number that was passed out to them through the locker room.
Q. And the call is to whom?
KERRY HAIGH: The tournament office and rules office here on site.
Q. Do you know who the official was that assessed Stadler the penalty on?
KERRY HAIGH: Jim Deaton from Orlando, Florida on the PGA of America Rules Committee.
JULIUS MASON: All that information is out there also. I am hoping it was also passed around to you when you were at your seats.
Q. When we used to be in Florida every year and it would rain every year, you would stand up there and say we'll play 'til next Friday if we have to get 72 holes in. I am not hearing that right now. I mean I know you expect we're going to get 72 holes in tomorrow. But if you don't, with the understanding that there is qualifying for the Senior Open on Monday, around the area, I guess the question is, would you, if you could not get 72 holes in tomorrow - I know your intention is to - but if you could not, would you call it at 54 holes?
KERRY HAIGH: I think as I have said we look at all factors, the weather and what have you, and would play based on the forecast try and play a 72-hole championship.
Q. Is the senior qualifying on Monday part of those factors?
KERRY HAIGH: I am sure it will be one of many factors, yes.
JULIUS MASON: Thanks.
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