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WENDY'S CHAMPIONSHIP FOR CHILDREN

August 26, 2006

Jung Yeon Lee

DUBLIN, OHIO

PAUL ROVNAK: We'll go ahead and get started. Jee Young, thanks for coming in. You're at 15 under for the tournament, two strokes behind Lorena Ochoa. So you should have a good chance to win this tournament tomorrow. Go ahead and talk about that and then we'll take some questions.

JEE YOUNG LEE: (No microphone.)

Q. Does it also help playing with Soo Yun? Does she learn anything from her still, and do they play a lot together?

JEE YOUNG LEE: (No microphone.)

Q. Did she watch the leaderboard today and see Lorena get far ahead and realize I think at one point she might have been five or six shots behind. She finished strongly. Was that one of the things that influenced her strong finish was seeing how far Lorena was ahead of her?

JEE YOUNG LEE: (No microphone.)

Q. Soo Yun had the same thing, did she not?

JEE YOUNG LEE: Yes.

Q. Were you guys miserable out there? Was it more comfortable playing with someone from Korea in your group?

JEE YOUNG LEE: Very much so. (No microphone.)

Q. How many holes did she play with each putting grip today?

JEE YOUNG LEE: (No microphone.)

Q. The one she played the last 12 holes with yesterday?

JEE YOUNG LEE: Yes.

Q. So the first six holes were partially overlapping or not overlapping?

JEE YOUNG LEE: (No microphone.)

Q. How difficult is it to play when you're not playing well, because some players I know it helps them concentrate and they actually play better when they're not feeling well. What's her take on it? Was she struggling out there?

JEE YOUNG LEE: (No microphone.)

Q. Why did the illness affect her vision?

JEE YOUNG LEE: (No microphone.)

Q. Headache?

JEE YOUNG LEE: Yes.

Q. Is it something she can get rid of by tomorrow?

JEE YOUNG LEE: She's not sure. (No microphone.)

Q. How often has this happened to her?

JEE YOUNG LEE: (No microphone.)

Q. Too much air conditioning? How does she think she got it?

JEE YOUNG LEE: (No microphone.)

PAUL ROVNAK: Take us over your scorecard.

Double bogey on 3.

JEE YOUNG LEE: Tee shot, 90 yards, 56 to bunker.

PAUL ROVNAK: Green side bunker, 56.

JEE YOUNG LEE: (No microphone.)

PAUL ROVNAK: So the bunker shot just barely got out of the bunker?

JEE YOUNG LEE: Yes.

60 and chipped over the green, edge, two putts.

PAUL ROVNAK: Birdie on 4.

JEE YOUNG LEE: Driver in fairway, 6 iron, right edge of the green, two putts.

PAUL ROVNAK: How far do you think the putt was? How many steps, the first putt?

JEE YOUNG LEE: 20 steps.

PAUL ROVNAK: Second putt?

JEE YOUNG LEE: Three steps, left to right.

PAUL ROVNAK: No. 9.

JEE YOUNG LEE: Driver to right rough, rescue, to left rough.

PAUL ROVNAK: Second shot?

JEE YOUNG LEE: Yes. 60 degree, two steps.

PAUL ROVNAK: No. 11.

JEE YOUNG LEE: Driver, 8 iron over the green, 60 degree chip, two steps.

PAUL ROVNAK: Do you know how far the drive was? You must have hit it far.

JEE YOUNG LEE: Yes.

PAUL ROVNAK: How far was her drive on No. 11?

JEE YOUNG LEE: 170.

PAUL ROVNAK: No. 12.

JEE YOUNG LEE: Rescue, 80 yards, 60 degree, six steps, birdie.

PAUL ROVNAK: 13.

JEE YOUNG LEE: Driver to left rough. 86 yards, 60 degree.

PAUL ROVNAK: You like that club.

JEE YOUNG LEE: Yes. 60 degree and two steps.

PAUL ROVNAK: 17, the par 3.

JEE YOUNG LEE: 52, 5 steps.

Q. I want to know how far the drive was on 11. 170 to the front?

JEE YOUNG LEE: To the pin.

PAUL ROVNAK: It would have been about 350.

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