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March 6, 2015
SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE
Q. Do you mind talking very quickly through your round? You birdied the fifth?
JENNY SHIN: I did. It was a good putt. That hole, the fifth hole, the tee shot, you need to hit straight and I did do that; and I wanted to keep it left of the hole and I did. Made the putt.
Next hole, I hit in the bunker but hit a great shot out of the bunker, and then seventh, I chipped it to about 2 1/2 feet and made that for birdie.
And then the eighth, I hit it too 15 feet and made that, as well. It was a pretty easy putt straight up into the hill.
Q. So putting was good today?
JENNY SHIN: Yeah, putting was good today. But it seems like I 3‑putt at least once a round out here. I feel like my putting saved me and killed me at the same time. It's been like that since Australia. If I could just focus and not miss any 5‑footers, that would be great.ÂÂ
On 18, I missed a 4‑footer birdie putt, and I missed the 2‑footer coming back. Miss‑read all those putts. I did that yesterday, miss‑read a lot of my 5‑footers. It's tough with the grain, and the slope. I've gotten used to it already but some of the holes, it's still a little bit confusing.
Q. You're in a great place, considering you've got this on your mind?
JENNY SHIN: Right. I feel like I shot 5‑over today but I still ended up with 2‑under par. The double on the 15th killed me.
Q. But you're still left well‑placed for the weekend.
JENNY SHIN: Right, three strokes behind, two days left, so I'm not worried too much about it. Just do what I did today ask yesterday, and focus a little bit more.
FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports
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