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August 5, 2011
RENO, NEVADA
Q. 4-under today. Nice to come back with a birdie there on your last after the tough do you believe on 17th, or the 8th hole.
MICHAEL THOMPSON: Yeah, well, I had a great day. Two bad holes. Both par-5s unfortunately. If I would have played those two holes even par I would be at 9-under right now. It is what it is.
I played great. Had a lot fun out there. Obviously finishing on a birdie is a positive note, so keep it going for tomorrow.
Q. That being said, you're still in a great position going into the weekend, 6-under. Thoughts? Mindset heading into tomorrow?
MICHAEL THOMPSON: Yeah, I'm just going to stick with my game plan. You know, feel really comfortable out here. Starting to get used to how far the ball is flying. There are a lot calculations we have to make on each shot.
But I feel ready to go. After the experience of the Canadian Open being in the lead after two days, being tied for the lead, that was a big learning experience.
Now I'm more prepared, and, yeah, just go out tomorrow and see how I can do.
Q. You mentioned the Canadian Open. You missed the cut last week, but prior to the Greenbrier you made I want to say five in a row?
MICHAEL THOMPSON: Five in a row, yeah.
Q. Are you starting to find that comfort level out here a little bit?
MICHAEL THOMPSON: Yeah, I am. I'm feeling confident playing golf courses with my own game, really just seeing the ball doing what I expect it to do.
I'm just having fun. This is a great life, and I'm very fortunate.
FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports
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