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U.S. WOMEN'S AMATEUR FOUR-BALL CHAMPIONSHIPApril 30, 2018Meghan StasiDawn WoodardMyrtle Beach, South Carolina Q. The oldest team moves on. You guys have obviously experience enough and been through this drill a few times. Is there any part of the match that was a key moment? Seemed like it was nip and tuck the whole way. MEGHAN STASI: It was. It was worth a lot. It was good to win on birdies, and they won on a couple birdies, we won on a few birdies, so that helped the match a lot. Q. Was there one particular birdie you think was the difference? You guys went ahead on 16; is that right? MEGHAN STASI: 16 was a good one, yeah. I made a putt there. DAWN WOODARD: I made a long one on 15. You made one on 16. MEGHAN STASI: Yeah, Dawn made a long, long putt on 15. Q. 15 was for birdie? How long was it? MEGHAN STASI: All capital letters, L-O-N-G, long. Q. So that put you 1-up? DAWN WOODARD: That put us 1-up, and then Meghan birdied 16 to put us 2-up dormie. Q. And then they won 17? DAWN WOODARD: They won 17. MEGHAN STASI: So yeah, there was just a lot of great birdies out there. DAWN WOODARD: We birdied 12, but they birdied 13. Q. Is this the farthest you guys have gotten in this event, the quarters? DAWN WOODARD: Quarters. Q. Well, you guys won't have to play the medalists. They're done. MEGHAN STASI: Oh, they did lose? DAWN WOODARD: At this point, everybody can play golf. I mean, there's no -- and in a four-ball format, too, it's who covers for who and who makes a putt here and there. There's not anybody left that can't go low on any given day or you can have a bad day. Q. What suits you guys best with four-ball? What makes you guys such a good team? MEGHAN STASI: Well, we're usually helping each other out. DAWN WOODARD: I think more than anything it's experience because we just don't -- MEGHAN STASI: We don't have to think like a lot of these kids. They've never played this, this format, so it's like more stress and pressure on figuring out who's away, who's -- Q. You guys understand the strategy? MEGHAN STASI: Yeah, we don't have to think about that. DAWN WOODARD: And they get the chance to have people helping them. So for them, it's almost like information overload, and we're just playing golf. I think that's an advantage to a certain extent. FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports   |
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