THE G4D OPEN

May 12, 2023

Kim Moore

Mixed Zone

Q. What does it mean to you to be the leading female here at the first-ever G4D Open?

KIM MOORE: It's an honour. Definitely my goal coming in. And although I didn't play the greatest this whole week, I played good enough, and sometimes in golf that's what it takes, and Fiona played very well. I mean, she was battling. We were battling back and forth.

It was fun. It was fun back and forth. Although she didn't play the greatest today, either, you know, we both had a good time. You know, it means -- it means a lot to me.

Q. Which was the most difficult round, conditions-wise?

KIM MOORE: I would say today. Today for me, at least. I was fortunate in the first round. I beat the rain, but yeah, today was definitely a little bit harder conditions-wise, chillier, colder. A little rain. Had to deal with it all today.

Q. And do you hope that not just your success, but the success of the tournament as a whole encourages more female players to come and play on the G4D Tour and in disability tournaments perhaps in their own areas?

KIM MOORE: I have no doubt it will. The more awareness we have with these tournaments, the more participation we are going to get. I have no doubt that it's going to bring more players, more participants, more people into the game, and hopefully more females. But just more people in general, and I have no doubt it will.

Q. And I believe I'm right in saying this, also. This gives you 12 months' membership at Woburn, if the Duke sticks to his word, which I'm sure he will.

KIM MOORE: Maybe I can borrow his plane possibly. Might take me a little while to get over here but that's really neat to say that. You know, have a membership over here, it's great.

Q. You can talk to him about it tonight at the prize giving. Well done this week.

KIM MOORE: Thank you.