AUGUSTA NATIONAL WOMEN'S AMATEUR

April 1, 2022

Beatrice Wallin

Quick Quotes

Q. I know you probably wanted that birdie at the last, but what are your thoughts on the little cleanup work you had to do this morning?

BEATRICE WALLIN: I mean, I just had one hole and two putts left on 17. Every hole you try to make birdie, and that was just my goal with the holes I had left.

But I made solid pars, so I'm happy with that too.

Q. How do you approach the rest of the day now?

BEATRICE WALLIN: I'm not really sure how the day looks like yet. I know we're going to meet up at 10:00, and until then I might do some practice and just chill.

Then I look forward to playing a practice round at Augusta National.

Q. You played well here your last two times. You're once again at the top of the leaderboard here. What's your confidence level going into Augusta for today and tomorrow?

BEATRICE WALLIN: I'm pretty happy with my game these two days -- two, three days, I guess, with today. I'm just going to go out there. I know that a lot can change. It's a lot of golf left. I'm just going to take it hole by hole and shot by shot and see how far it will take me.

Q. What do you think you've learned from your prior two appearances at Augusta?

BEATRICE WALLIN: That it's a tough course, a lot can happen. I'm just going to, like I said, take shot by shot and just enjoy it because it's going to be my last time playing it and playing this event. So I'm just going to go out there with a big smile and see whatever happens happens.

Q. Do you think you have an advantage given that you have so much experience compared to perhaps some of the others who might be near the top?

BEATRICE WALLIN: I don't know. I feel like golf is just a game like everyone can shoot well and shoot low, and it could change from day to day. I don't know if I would have an advantage or not.

Maybe it helps to play there before. I don't know. We'll just have to wait and see.