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CANADIAN PACIFIC WOMEN'S OPENAugust 22, 2015Lydia KoCoquitlam, British Columbia, Canada Q. You probably didn't get everything you would have liked out of that round, did you? LYDIA KO: No, I left a couple putts out there. But then I holed some breaking putts, too. Everything just balances out. Overall I played really solid today, so I'm happy with the way I'm hitting it and the way I'm putting it. I think every round, unless I shoot 18-under par, I'm probably going to say, hey, I knew it could have been better. But no, I'm playing solid, and that's the mind-set I've got to have and just have fun out there tomorrow. Q. Were you between clubs on your approach shot on 18 there? LYDIA KO: No, I just kind of left it out there a little bit, so it ended up being in the bunker. But I had a pretty good bunker shot in there. Just under-read it a little bit. That's it. Q. Is there a different feeling going into the final round tied with somebody than if you're ahead or behind? LYDIA KO: Yeah, I'm not exactly sure what kind of position I was the last time I was here. But there's been cases where I've been a couple shots leading and then end up winning and a couple shots behind or co-leader. I think at the end of the day, it all depends on how focused I am out there. If some other player shoots 10-under, 6-under, it's really out of my hands. I'm just going to focus on my game. It's hard enough that way (laughs). Q. Again you had a large gallery following you most of the way around. Do you feel the support, obviously, that you're getting here? LYDIA KO: Yeah, you know, last year -- not last year; 2012 when we were here, both left and right on the 18th, it was packed full of people. If I was in the gallery, I don't think I would have been able to move around. There's been a lot of people out here, even on the practice days and Pro-Ams. It's been a great crowd, lots of Korean fans out here, Canadian, New Zealanders and I'm sure from everywhere. So it's great to see a lot of people out here and I think they get really excited when we play well, too. Q. I think when you won here in 2012, if I remember correctly, it was 13-under; you're 12 now. Probably going to take better than 13 to win? LYDIA KO: Yeah, I think so. With the leading score being 12-under, I think somebody will shoot a score better than 13 but you just never know. The greens are getting firm. It's not easy out there. I guess there are scores like 6-under, 5-under, 4, 3; that's why it may seem easy, but the players are playing really solid golf to shoot those scores. Q. You didn't miss many fairways, did you? LYDIA KO: No, I didn't miss many, which is good, because I think they are growing the rough a little bit. It's a tough shot when you're in it. Q. Having won here before, does that make you any more comfortable going out there tomorrow? LYDIA KO: Yeah, I mean, I guess a little bit. But I think the big difference is there's a lot of people out there to support you, and that's the cool thing about it. You're on the first tee and they call your name, and there's a lot of people cheering for you. So maybe it makes it a little bit more comfortable but it all depends tomorrow. FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports   |
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