JOE INMAN: 7th hole. Long carry out to the fairway. I pull it. We lose it. I go back to the tee. Pull it again. But my caddie's standing right there, right, and so we find it. He, we wouldn't have found it. Unplayable. I drop it. So I think I can get it out. So I can get it out over into the right hand side of the fairway. Now I got 142. So I take 6 iron. I'm going to just bump a little 6 iron. It goes like this (Indicating) into the bunker. Blast out. Eat a face full of sand. Putted up like this. Okay. I'll finish. Okay, what I meant was I'll finish this one. I mean, you know, the wind just blew it. And I missed, I 3 putted from 12 feet. I made 10. Well, then the next hole, they both made bogey and I hit it 10 feet and made birdie.
And then 9 I hit it, there again it goes to the right and I'm standing there, I'm in play, I got some grass, but I'm thinking the thing about this course is when you can't go at the green from just in front of the green back a 150 yards there's nothing. There's moguls and shit, there's no place to hit the ball. So I hit it over there. Well, now I think I'm all right, I got grass but I'm 110, 120 or 130 or so, I can't remember. I hit an 8 iron out, it lands over the bunker, okay. I get up there, got there and it's in grass up to my ass. I mean I got to swing as hard as I can just to get to carry the ball from me to that white line, I have to swing as hard as I can. So I got it on the green and then I lipped it out and made six.
And I didn't even, I wasn't even I told my wife, I have never, as a pro, ever made a double figure on a hole. And I've done it twice this year. And I mean, I guess it shows that I was trying, I shot 1 under. I mean, I was trying as hard as I could try to just get it back in play. I couldn't get the ball back in play. When you get it in the light rough, okay. But you get it in that deep stuff, I'm just not strong enough.
Q. All right. So at the end of the day, now that you shot what you shot
JOE INMAN: Oh, I can still make the cut. I don't know that I will. But I mean, it's certainly, I mean the cut is nine over or eight or nine over. So if you have wind like this, you double, you basically double it, because everybody's got bullet holes in them. So they're not going to be playing as well tomorrow. I mean, if it calms down then the scores will go down, so you have to wait and see what the conditions are. But I'm certainly not out of making the cut. Somebody at 14 over can make the cut. Now I don't know if it will be me, but there will be 12 and 13 make the cut if they shoot even par tomorrow. If I shoot even par tomorrow, I make the cut.
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