Q. The 18th hole, there's not many like that on TOUR that finish with a hole like that?
GEOFF OGILVY: It's a shame that it blows downwind. I assume most of us can carry the bunkers and I hit 8-iron this afternoon. The ball is running a long way. If you hit the right tee shot there, it's an easy hole -- if you hit a bad shot it's a guaranteed -- if it turned into wind, it would be a risk/reward. Guys would be taking 2-irons, 3-irons wondering weather to go for it or not. If it lands or runs, 275 to fly the bunkers on 18, and that's not really a possible anymore, which is a bit of a shame. It is fun to finish on a hole that you could make 3 or 7.
JOAN vT ALEXANDER: Let's go through your birdies and bogeys.
GEOFF OGILVY: On 2, I drove it in the rough, left. Pretty good tee shot just ran through the fairway. I hit a sand iron out up 120 yards and I hit sand iron to about 15 feet and made it.
The fifth, I hit a good drive down the middle. Hit 8-iron to about eight feet and made birdie.
9, I hit 3-wood just short of the bunker. Hit 5-iron to 20 feet and made a good putt.
13, I hit a good drive and a wedge to 12 feet and made it.
15, I hit a good drive and hit sand wedge out of a divot to about -- probably the best shot I hit all day to probably about a foot and a half probably.
16, I was between clubs. I had a 5 or 6 (iron) and I hit 5 and I pulled it a bit. On that hole, if you fly it or than halfway up the on green, it goes to the back, and the pin was on the front. It looked like I had 150 feet, but it was probably about 60.
18, I hit driver, 8-iron and 2-putted.
Q. How has your season been?
GEOFF OGILVY: Pretty up and down. I didn't start so great, and then sort of April, May I played pretty well. Then missed six cuts in a row in the middle of the year and the last two months have been pretty good.
So the last couple of months, I had a couple Top 10's and stuff.
Q. Any change in the last couple of months?
GEOFF OGILVY: I think before I missed those six cuts in row, I think I played too many tournaments. Really felt like I should have had three weeks off but I really didn't take any off and I never really recover. I took three weeks off around the British Open time because I was conveniently not in the tournament. Yeah, that seemed to bring it all back.
Q. Have you been working on anything or just rest?
GEOFF OGILVY: Not really. I live in Scottsdale, Arizona. I just hung out. Instead of standing on the range -- I played golf every day, but I didn't stand on the range and hit balls. I just went out and had a bit of fun, which is it relaxing for most of us usually.
Q. How about overall, through your career, have you been satisfied?
GEOFF OGILVY: Well, yes and no. If you told me when I turned pro, I would play two years in Europe and keep my card and play three years here and keep my card, I would say yeah that's pretty good. But if you said I wouldn't have won on TOUR -- well, you could definitely always be worse, but it could always be a little bit better. As long as you're staying afloat out here and paying the bills, it's all pretty good.
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