Q. What is the biggest adjustment now that you are on the professional tour?
LORENA OCHOA: Well, I guess I was pretty much used to traveling because I played the Futures Tour before I came here. I guess the strength of the players, it's like one shot could take you 10, 15 spots behind. When I played in college or Mexico, one shot is second place. So that's a huge difference. You really need to start playing good the first hole, the first day and you really get to know how important is every stroke.
NEAL REID: Let's go over your scorecard real quick.
LORENA OCHOA: I made a birdie on No. 3. I hit my 4-iron to the green and I make a putt, maybe 20 feet.
I make a birdie on No. 5, the par 3. I hit my 6-iron and I was maybe three feet.
I make a birdie on No. 8. I hit my 9-iron and I was maybe ten feet.
Then I make birdie on No. 9. I hit the same, my 9-iron, probably ten feet.
And then I make a birdie on No. 11, the par 5. I hit my 3-wood just right of the green, and then chipped and I made my birdie from seven, eight feet.
I make birdie on No. 15, the other par 5. I was short on the right side of the green. I think I was on the long grass and I hit my chip to the green, maybe 15 feet and I made it.
Then I make birdie on No. 18, I hit a 7-iron maybe nine, ten feet and I made it.
NEAL REID: What did you hit off the tee on 11 and 15?
LORENA OCHOA: On 11, I hit my driver. And 15, 3-wood. 3 was driver, 4-iron.
Q. Could you have reached 15 in two?
LORENA OCHOA: Yes, I just hit it a little bit high and the wind took it back. I think it was 208 to the front into the wind.
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