BART BRYANT: I'm the worst at this. Par 5, yeah, I actually got away with one there, hit my second shot in the rough and had to play a fairly conservative shot because the the pin was on the back right and if you roll it long, you can kind of get yourself in trouble, and I played a conservative shot to 30 feet or something probably and made that. That really helped my because I missed a couple good opportunities on 1 and 3 that I really thought I made, so for that one to go in kind of eased my mind just a little bit. A few guys had already made birdies in front of me so I kind of needed to get on the ball.
8, par 3, I three putted. Again, I just put myself out of position. The pin was on the front right and I hit it on the front left and had an extremely long two putt and kind of misread it twice and three putted (laughter).
12, the par 4, I played fairly conservative there. I hit a 3 iron off that tee. I had driven had it a couple days there but left myself a 6 iron into the green. That was one of the few good shots I hit today, hit it to about eight feet and knocked it in.
14, again, put myself out of position with an iron shot, and we were walking up to the green and I was in that funky stuff, and I told my caddie actually my normal caddie Bob had an eye infection and had to stay home so I had a friend caddie for me. I said, "These are the kind that Tiger chips in." He goes, "Yeah, he did it twice at the Bridgestone on Saturday," and sure enough, I just hit a terrible chip and it went right in the hole. What are you going to do?
And then the bunker shot, we talked about 17.
TODD BUDNICK: Thank you, Bart.
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