BRAD FAXON: Well, 9 was a bad break. I hit a very solid drive. I had been drawing it and it stayed just to the left which is the thickest part of the rough on the whole course. I just got a 7-iron to about 185 yards for a third shot and hit it in the left bunker. That was a bad shot, the worst spot could I have hit it.
I continued to hit some pretty good shots. Yeah, the last few holes, it's hard to get it close to the hole. I had a good putt there on 17, but I was really, I think -- he birdied 11 and I had gone to three back off the ninth hole after I made bogey, and then he was four ahead; and parred 12 and five ahead and should have birdied 13, looked like a beautiful shot there. He didn't just stay comfortable. He played aggressively and played like we've all seen him play.
Q. Was there a fair amount of conversation --
BRAD FAXON: Between Phil and I? He talks about a lot of things. His wife is pregnant, we talked about that, things guys talk about. I mean "good shot" or -- everybody is cordial out there. There was no animosity at all.
Q. Inaudible?
BRAD FAXON: I think both of them were very loose, definitely. Yeah, I don't think there was anybody on edge.
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