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February 7, 2016
Scottsdale, Arizona
An interview with:
RICKIE FOWLER
THE MODERATOR: A number of clutch shots. Do you feel the positives outweighed the negatives this week?
RICKIE FOWLER: Yeah, definitely. I wish I would have putted better the last three days, but I made a lot of good swings. This one hurts.
THE MODERATOR: Quick few questions.
Q. How much will this sting? Walk us through the thought process, 17.
RICKIE FOWLER: I mean, it's gonna hurt because I felt like I had it, especially with the way I was swinging. 17, it was 304 front and then we had an extra, it's like 26 or, I don't know, there's 30-some yards until the back bunker. It's 330-plus.
Figured -- I'm hitting a chip-cut driver. Usually don't expect it to hit on the downslope and then go 360.
So that was a bit unfortunate. I hit it right online, hit it exactly where I was looking. That's kind of the unfortunate part to hit the shots that I did and to pull them off and then it kind of backfired there. Hit a perfect shot.
Q. What about the second time you played 17? 3-wood or 5-wood?
RICKIE FOWLER: I went the 3-wood. It's a good number with 3-wood obviously with everything going on. Hit it solid. Just hit it a little high on the face and it just got up and left a little quicker than I was expecting and wanted to. So that's all that happened there.
Q. You haven't usually been this down in a long time. What will you do to get over it and how long will it take to get over it?
RICKIE FOWLER: I mean, the hard part is having, you know, all my friends and family and grandpa and my dad who haven't seen me win. But I will be able to kinda hang with them tonight.
I'll be all right. With how good I'm playing, I know I can win. That's the hard part.
FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports
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