Q. Was there a point where you felt, hey, maybe I'm turning it around?
KARRIE WEBB: When I birdied 17 and I hit two pretty good shots into 18, and even then two barely decent shots. But I just four holes in a row where I really didn't even touch the face of the golf course.
Q. Any problems with distance control today?
KARRIE WEBB: No. I just wasn't hitting it very straight. In practice, I had not even come close to hitting it in the rough, and I was in it so many times today it was ridiculous.
Q. The amount of pressure, did that throw you off, seems like that would be out of character for you.
KARRIE WEBB: It didn't really throw me off.
Q. (Inaudible)?
KARRIE WEBB: I don't know, I like hearing from I'm Australia.
Q. When you said you were in between clubs, which clubs?
KARRIE WEBB: I was in between an 8 and a 9 ( -iron). As it turned out, I probably could have comfortably hit a 9, but it's hard to say that you are going to stand up there and hit a hard 9 the first thing of the day; I would rather hit a hard driver.
Q. Plan for tomorrow?
KARRIE WEBB: I don't know. Have to try to make the cut, I think.
Q. Having won recently, does anything change?
KARRIE WEBB: Well, obviously things changed. I don't know what it was. If I did, I wouldn't have hit so many off the planet today. But I'm going to go out to the range -- I don't want to be there too long because I have to tee off soon. (Laughter.) Hopefully I can work a few things out and shoot a few under tomorrow and at least play on the weekend.
Q. Did you talk at all with your caddie or did he notice anything?
KARRIE WEBB: I think he was just as amiss as I was. I asked him on the eighth hole if he saw anything and the only thing he could see was I was not swinging at it very aggressively, just I didn't know where it was going; and that happens when you don't know what part of the golf course you're going to hit it on.
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