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November 16, 2014
ANTALYA, TURKEY
Q. What is the verdict on the Turkish Airlines Open and how it's panned out?
MARCEL SIEM: It was all right. I would have taken it I think again the week before.
Very disappointed. I played actually pretty good and didn't hole one putt. Yeah, very disappointed.
Q. How are you physically? I know something happened this morning.
MARCEL SIEM: I went in the gym this morning at 7.00 and warmed up, and then we did a bit of stretching, and something we haven't done for a year now because of my surgeries, I couldn't really do it, and dislocated my rib. I thought I can't even tee it up.
Then my physio tried to crack it back in, didn't work and now we went so see the chiropractic and they pushed it back in, and I had like 1,600 milligrams of Ibuprofen in now. I couldn't have a proper back swing.
But I played all right. I don't want to blame it on anything to be honest. I played all right. I hit a lot of greens, had great birdie chances. Just didn't hole a putt.
Q. As for The Race to Dubai chase, I know you were very realistic about it all along but I daresay disappointment about that.
MARCEL SIEM: A little, especially the way I played, even with a dislocated rib. I think I played good enough to get to 17‑ or 18‑under today, but I didn't hole one putt. Caught the edges all the time and misread a few and didn't have shaky hands or something. It was great putts I hit all day. Just didn't go in. It was not my day.
Sorry for everybody. It's not that interesting now, Race to Dubai. Congrats, Rory. But overall, I really have to be very, very happy about the season now. Go to Dubai and try to win there.
FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports
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