HONDA LPGA THAILAND

May 8, 2021

Amy Yang

Siam Country Club Pattaya, Old Course

Quick Quotes

Q. Just one bogey through two days here at the Honda LPGA. How are you feeling after day three?

AMY YANG: You know, still feel pretty good. Today I couldn't make many putts as I was thought. Reading was little off. If reading was good, my speed was off. It was kind of like a little bit okay.

Still I'm hitting the ball really good, still feeling good about my game, and looking forward to play final round.

Q. Do you feel like you took a lot positives from yesterday's round into today?

AMY YANG: Yeah, like I said, just keeping things simple out there and it's going good. Sometimes -- it's golf. Sometimes it's going well and sometimes not so -- like so-so.

But I'm still taking positives from today's round and I am sure be better.

Q. I know you had the string of pars before the bogey you talked about. What do you say to yourself to mentally reset for the holes where things aren't going your way? Like you said, golf is golf.

AMY YANG: Yeah, like there is nothing you can do much about it. You can't really like be aggressive to get -- to break that pars.

All you do is just -- it's all about patience. You just need to be patient and like prepare well, like whatever you need to do, and just keep trying.

Q. As you stayed patient, you stayed calm on the course, and we still see the smiles. How much fun are you having at a place you've done so well at?

AMY YANG: So much. I enjoy golf so much these days. You know, even there is up and downs, the more I play the more I enjoy, and I'm still looking -- still I'm learning a lot from it and look forward.

Q. Why do you think you're enjoying golf as much as you are right now?

AMY YANG: Why?

Q. Yes.

AMY YANG: Why.

Q. Big question.

AMY YANG: It is. (Laughter.) I just love the game.

Q. Yeah.

AMY YANG: Yeah.

Q. I was going to say, is it the results? Is it something you learned over the past couple events?

AMY YANG: You know, obviously like if you have a good tournament, winning or Top 5, it's good, but I accepting, like accepting process, what it takes. And it's not easy, but I do enjoy it. You know, there is nothing easy, you know. You know, nothing easy like other jobs, too, but I love playing golf.

I like the process of it, yeah.

Q. What will be your mindset heading into tomorrow? It's a course where you're known to go well and anything can happen on a final day here in Thailand. What will you be focusing on?

AMY YANG: You know, tomorrow, I mean, what can I do except just trying your best.