FRANK LICKLITER II: No. Like I said, it's of last six holes, I'm thinking: "Okay, let's see how many birdies I can make in the last six holes." I ended up making a bogey in there but it would not have mattered. I made one bogey in my afternoon round. Had I not made that bogey, I still would not have won. I was just thinking, somehow, get in on a roll, roll, and trying to make four or five birdies until the last six holes. And I only made two.
Q. Inaudible?
FRANK LICKLITER II: I was just worried about me. I knew there was guys with so many holes -- because I was first off this morning, off 1. And I knew that basically unless I had a three- or a four- or even a five-shot lead that I was going to have problems, just because those guys had so many holes on me. Some of the guys were -- what, had eight, nine holes left when I finished. So, you know, a lot can happen in nine holes; a lot can happen in one hole.
TODD BUDNICK: Let's go through your birdies.
FRANK LICKLITER II: 4, I hit a beautiful wedge in there to 12 feet right under the hole. It was one of those putts where out here, it looks like it could break a foot to the left and it's actually a left-center putt. That's what it was.
7, par 3, I hit it in there pin-high just right of the hole 15 feet and made a great putt.
The par 5, I hit it over in two behind the tower back there and made a really good up-and-down. I hit a flop-shot to about seven feet. Hit it straight downhill.
Then 9, I hit a little 8-iron. I pulled it just a little bit about 25 feet left of the hole. It was one of those double-breakers, downhill double-breaker, and it broke correctly both ways.
13, that pin up there on a shelf. It's all distance control. When I got finished, I watched so many guys put it up and suck it right back on the green. Another guy hit it on the back edge and it bounces over. You just have to absolutely nail your distance there, and fortunately I did. I had about a 12-footer from just left of the hole.
My bogey, I drove it in the right rough. I missed two fairways in a row there actually. Almost got it on the green. I was just a step short of the green and pitched it back there to about six feet and just missed it low.
16, I hit 3-iron right at the pin and left it about 30 feet short, and left that one short right in the heart about six inches.
17, I hit it just right of the pin, just outside left edge putt from 18 feet.
Q. Inaudible?
FRANK LICKLITER II: I think the course would be a bear to drive. Driver would definitely be different. If these fairways were firm and rolling and the greens were firm, I think this course has got some teeth in it.
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