Q. Candie for a second obviously you a chance to watch her how she conducted herself in this final round. Talked about all those veterans that were chasing the top today. A 22 year old with one career victory holds everybody off?
MEG MALLON: Well, you know she's had a lot of momentum this year. She's having a terrific year and a lot of confidence and I know that it's always nice to get your second win quickly. So good for her. She handled herself really well. I thought her putt on 17 was the key putt of the tournament. She stepped right up there and hit it in like a 22 year old does. She really handled herself well down the stretch. She didn't rush. Like on 18 she took her time over that chip shot, knew how important it was. I tip my hat off to her, she may have struggled a little bit early but she hung in there and kind of found her game and hit a super pitch shot or a little chip shot on No. 14, that saved her round also, I thought. Because I thought if she makes bogey there it's going to be tough. Making that tee shot on the par 3. She did all the right things.
Q. (Inaudible)?
MEG MALLON: No. 9 finally, I hit a 9 iron to I guess we'll call it 18 feet, made that.
No. 10, I hit it about 35 yards over the green. I hit a flier out of the right rough and hit a flop shot up to probably about 15 feet, 2 putted for bogey there.
Then 11 I came back and hit a pitching wedge to six feet, made that. 17 I hit it 8 iron in the bunker, bunker shot out to probably 15 feet there. 2 putt.
18, I hit a sand wedge pitch shot up to we'll call it six inches. Six inches too short.
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