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NAVISTAR LPGA CLASSIC PRESENTED BY MAXXFORCESeptember 26, 2008Michele RedmanPRATTVILLE, ALABAMA MIKE SCANLAN: Can we go through your card first? MICHELE REDMAN: Let's see, No. 1, I hit sand wedge to about three feet for birdie. I 3-putted No. 3 from about 90 feet. And then it all started on No. 5. I hit a 9-iron up to about eight feet and made that. Then on 6, I hit 7-iron out of the fairway bunker up there to about three feet for birdie. Then on 7, I hit a 5-iron to about three feet for birdie. On 8, I hit a 3-wood to about 35 feet and made it for eagle. On 11, I hit a 5-iron in, 158. MIKE SCANLAN: Great round out there today, 7-under par 65 gets you to 9-under par for the week and now two shots off the lead entering Saturday's round. Two eagles today. I don't know when the last time you did that was. But if you would, just talk a little bit about your round. MICHELE REDMAN: I hit it great out there today. I could have actually had a few more coming in. I lipped out two or three times coming in, so I hit it really good. I'm rolling the ball good. Just try to be patient. I've been doing all those things really good. I just haven't been making some putts and today I made some. And I've been rolling it good anyways. MIKE SCANLAN: Not like you haven't been in this position before, you're a two-time winner, four-time Solheim Cup member, you've got plenty of experience; what are your thoughts going into the weekend? MICHELE REDMAN: I'm just going out and be calm and relaxed like I was yesterday and no pressure and have some fun. MIKE SCANLAN: When you rattled off the three birdies and an eagle, were you thinking maybe today is the day to shoot 60? MICHELE REDMAN: I thought about it. I mean, I could have actually. I was thinking about it after I didn't make my birdie on 16. I really, really could have had it today. I was pretty close. I've been really close to shooting really low, so it's nice to get a low round in. MIKE SCANLAN: Your thoughts on the course? MICHELE REDMAN: I like it. It's kind of a links-style course. There's some knowledge where you need to hit it off the tee. There are some good bounces involved. It's fun. It's something different. MIKE SCANLAN: Your last win, 2000, it's been a few years and you've been in the hunt a few times though. Is it creeping in in the back of your mind now that maybe this week is the week? MICHELE REDMAN: I'm trying not to think of that. I do know that I have been playing better than the last couple of months. I got my old caddie back on the bag, and I think that's been a big difference for me. I'm getting more of my confidence back and just going to go out and have some fun. Q. Who is your caddie? MICHELE REDMAN: Joe Connolly. We took a little break. He caddied for me for five years and we took a little break. It was my decision, not a good one, but I learned. Then he started working for me again in Rochester this year. MIKE SCANLAN: Thanks so much for coming in and good luck this week. End of FastScripts |
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