SHAUN MICHEEL: Well, it's been coming for a long time. I think that sometimes it's difficult to gain a lot of confidence unless you have some pretty good results. And I played some pretty good rounds of golf. Pretty good tournaments there starting in Charlotte, Byron Nelson, and then of course I played really well at Milwaukee.
But I've just been working really hard and starting to see some things. My attitude changed quite a bit. I've gone from play playing golf swing to just playing golf. And I'm having a lot more fun doing that than critiquing every missed swing or every missed putt. Golf had become really work for me. And it's not a lot of fun when you're working at your game while you're trying to compete at a high level of the it's very difficult. Because I spend a lot of time at home in Memphis working on my game. And the reason you do that is to try to get some good results and have, and play well. I just, I don't know, I've just been playing really well. I feel confident and if I make a mistake, I don't try to get greedy. I'm putting well enough that if I make a couple of bogeys I can come back from that. And when you're driving the ball well, like I am, and you're putting pretty well, that's a good combination. It makes you feel really good.
JOEL SCHUCHMANN: Shaun, thanks.
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