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July 12, 2014
ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND
PHIL MICKELSON: It wasn't anywhere near as strong of winds as we've played, and I thought it was out there.
Q. The 18th hole has given you some grief over the first three days?
PHIL MICKELSON: I hit two of my best shots of the day on that hole. I just unfortunately 3‑putted it. But, oh, well.
Q. You said yesterday your concern might be using a little bit too much energy ahead of next week. Another round in the bag; how do you feel now?
PHIL MICKELSON: I don't know where‑‑ the two parts of that question, but I feel like each day my game has gotten a little bit better and I've hit more and more good shots and fewer bad shots, and that's a good sign.
Q. You're in the mix, that's really important, isn't it, going into the last day.
PHIL MICKELSON: I need a really low round tomorrow. It's going to have to be 8‑ or 9‑under par. But I think it's out there and I'll be off early enough to maybe make some noise.
But I've got to play a great front nine. I've let some of the holes on the front nine slide by and I've got to get off to a hot start.
Q. This is such a beast of a course that it can throw up so many surprises, can't it.
PHIL MICKELSON: Yes, it's certainly a challenging course. It's surprising that a course this old is still testing the best players a couple hundred years later.
FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports
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