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August 24, 2012
AUCHTERARDER, SCOTLAND
Q. Two excellent rounds of golf, any particular aspect responsible for the good scoring?
MARK FOSTER: Consistency, hit the ball well and kept the ball in play. Holed a few putts, not as many as I would like.
Q. Doing well again here, and you've said this course doesn't suit you and it's been a long‑hitter's course and you're not a long hitter; how do you explain your success?
MARK FOSTER: I'm aggressive off the tee‑‑ it is a long hitter's course, you can see, that 16, I have to lay up and you can see people driving. 9 I can't get to; there are certain holes, but yeah, I stick to my own strategy and try to be a bit more aggressive on the other holes and try to make up for it there.
Q. You were disappointed with your play in the Scottish Open and took a five‑week break. Tell us about that decision?
MARK FOSTER: As simple as you put it there. I just thought you don't get much chance to take a break like that, so I thought I needed to regroup and that's the decision I needed to do it.
Q. What did you do on those five weeks?
MARK FOSTER: I took a four‑week holiday and practised really hard for one week. Just spent some time at home, sort the house out.
Q. Is it a case of you had just had enough?
MARK FOSTER: Scottish Open, yeah. Because I could have gone to Austria and if I was playing well, I would have gone to Austria, but I knew I wasn't in the right place to go there, that's why I took the five weeks, normally I play Austria, but I needed to break so I took it.
Q. What was your best single moment at the Olympics?
MARK FOSTER: Super Saturday. Jessica Ennis, hers was amazing, but it was more of a celebration.
FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports
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