MEG MALLON: It's too early to tell. It's a testament to this government course. It rewards you to play good, smart golf. People are doing that out here right now. I watched Mi-Hyun Kim make a ton of putts yesterday. If you can get that going, it simplifies things a lot. I love playing this golf course. It's a great design. I'm happy to see they have a new superintendent that's taking a lot of interest in getting the greens back and clearing out a lot of area around the greens, so this course can get to the pristine condition we were used to a several years ago.
Last year, it was the worst condition I've ever seen it. It was a shame, and for a golf course of this stature, it was tough to see it going in that direction. It's nice to see the country club and the new superintendent are taking a keen interest in getting it back.
Q. (Inaudible)?
MEG MALLON: No, I think it was schedule, schedule, schedule. It just happened to fall into that where we had a major two weeks ago. We have a major in two weeks. Something had to give for a lot of the players. I chose not to play next week, so -- because I do like it here too much, but most players don't because it's a no-cut week next week. That's a tough decision to not play a no-cut tournament and go to a major championship. That's my only reason.
Q. (Inaudible)?
MEG MALLON: I think that's going to be pretty good. Maybe we'll go on a good full cycle of ten years of good Mays. I think it can be very nice here in May. It's going to be very lush. I know that's for sure. It's going to play a lot longer. So, it will be interesting. Scheduling wise, I think it's very good. We go from here to Corning, New York, which we played Corning for 26 years and haven't had a problem with that. It's actually a little bit cooler up there that time of year. Hopefully, it will work out really well.
MODERATOR: Can you go over your score card.
(Score card done.)
MODERATOR: Any other questions for Meg. Thanks.
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