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		  May 25, 2016
		   
		   
		  Mamaroneck, New York
  
		  
Q. 202 was the yardage? 
BRANDON CIGNA: Yeah, we factored a little bit less because it was down win, but the actual yardage, we kind of had a different number in mind.  I was sitting like a 170 shot to be honest, but it might have been 190 or so.
  
Q. How big was that, with those guys in there? 
BRANDON CIGNA: Well, for me I had some rough holes.  I was kind of trying to get up-and-down for four or five holes in a row for par, so I felt like I was due to hit a good one.
  
Q. Ben, when you said you had 145 on 18, what was it you hit in here to kind of sale the match? 
BEN WARNQUIST: I chipped a pitching wedge.  It was a little downwind and didn't quite want to hit it full, just in case I hit it over into the gallery.  Just choked on it and hit a good one.
  
Q. I don't want to say it's déjà-vu, but again, 3-up there on 15, coming down 18, what -- 
BRANDON CIGNA: People keep birdieing 17 on us.
  
BEN WARNQUIST: Yeah, we kind of -- we got sloppy on a couple holes on the back.  We bogeyed two in a row, so that was a little uncommon, I guess.  Those holes we can definitely make birdies on, but you know, we hang in there, we definitely felt comfortable coming down the last with a 1-up lead.  It seems like every match we've done that.
  
BRANDON CIGNA: Yeah, every single one.
  
Q. You guys had four birdies on the front.  What's going to be the plan to get off to a hot start in the finals? 
BRANDON CIGNA: Just make a couple putts, just keep doing what we're doing.
  
FastScripts Transcript by ASAP Sports 
 
  
 
  
            
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