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August 1, 2015
Aberdeen, Scotland
Q. Largely one-sided and then he came back at you.
CHRIS WOOD: Yeah, I think I was 4-up with five to go, middle of the fairway on 14, and worst shot of the week, 6-iron into the hazard. Obviously made bogey there.
He made a great three on 15.
Short-sided myself on 16.
Two pars on 17, and all of the sudden, playing the last. Maybe one or two bad shots all day, 4-up, and you're playing the last hole. I think it showed that I haven't played the last four holes since Wednesday, as well.
Q. It is unfamiliar territory. Does it make you edgy when you're coming down the wire like that?
CHRIS WOOD: I think you would be lying if you didn't have a new nerves. When you're 4-up, you want to finish the job, don't you; 3, 2, 1, it's getting a bit too close for my liking, but glad to get through.
Q. Looking at positives, how is the competitive edge and spirit ready for a quarterfinal against David Howell?
CHRIS WOOD: Well, I've had two 5 & 4 wins, and to be honest, it's probably a little bit of a luxury to be winning 5 & 4 out here. You're always going to get one or two games that go down to the last probably two or three holes. Yeah, hopefully that was my tight match and I can give Howeller a good go and a good run this afternoon.
Q. That will be good fun, as well. You know each other well.
CHRIS WOOD: We do. Both west country boys. Both part of the same management company. Mr. Experience, Howeller, he's obviously played a couple of Ryder Cups and I've played none. He's got that on his side.
FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports
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