THE 152ND OPEN

July 20, 2024

Guido Migliozzi

Mixed Zone

Q. Assess your round today.

GUIDO MIGLIOZZI: Today it's a better score compared to the previous two days, but a bit upset because it was a great morning out there. It was a much easier golf course, and it was one of those days that we could go low.

It's okay. It's still a tough course. It's not easy to make birdies, and it's very easy to make bogeys. So we'll take it.

Q. Just looking back on the week, how much of a learning curve has it been for you to play in these conditions? It looked pretty tough out there.

GUIDO MIGLIOZZI: It was. The first two days were really tough. The wind was blowing a lot and completely in different ways compared to the practise rounds. So it was like a brand new course for everybody.

Even yesterday I made a triple bogey on No. 8, so it was not easy to stay calm and to stay patient because mistakes are really around the corner.

Q. Just looking ahead, after The Open you've got the Olympics, representing Italy. How much are you looking forward to going to Paris and playing in that?

GUIDO MIGLIOZZI: Yeah, of course, it's a great event. I can't wait to be there and represent Italy. It will be, of course, an incredible experience as well.

Family is coming also. It will be a special week.

Q. And how much good memories does it bring back returning to the Golf National to play in that event?

GUIDO MIGLIOZZI: Yeah, great memories. I have great memories on that golf course. It's a tough golf course. There's a lot of water in play. The final holes as well.

Great memories, so it's always great for me going there. I'll try to hit a low one.