MEIJER LPGA CLASSIC

June 13, 2025

Sofia Garcia

Blythefield Country Club

Quick Quotes

Q. Okay, here with Sofia Garcia after her second round at the Meijer LPGA Classic. Another day in the books here. Just how would you compare today to yesterday's round?

SOFIA GARCIA: I think overall satisfied. Yesterday I had a lot of opportunities; today maybe not so much. I think it was definitely harder to be in the right places. It got firmer and it got more -- got windier for sure, so putting, everything was more complicated I think.

I didn't get in trouble so much, so that helped to kind of keep the scores tidy. I think I let go a couple opportunities, short putts that I couldn't make, but also I make some good pars.

I think I kept focus all round. The score didn't get away from me. I'm happy to be done, because the wind is still out there. Happy with the scores and looking forward to the weekend.

Q. And this is one of your first weekends in a while. What does that feel like to be here and have those two rounds under your belt and be able to play tomorrow?

SOFIA GARCIA: Well, the first thought, even though I'm way past the cut line, I have that in my mind once I finish for sure. It's a nice feeling to be playing on the weekend and just trying to excalate some spots.

I think I had a couple tournaments where I was just right there. Golf is you know...

So having an opportunity to play four rounds in a row and see how the game is shape everything together, it seems like 36 is too short to have an opinion what happened, so it will be nice to finally put together four and see where it goes.

Q. What have you learned in the meantime, too? You mentioned a couple missed cuts. What have you learned about yourself and your golf game throughout those?

SOFIA GARCIA: I'm not sure about myself per se. For sure I have a lot of resilience just kind of being able to keep going, doing what I'm doing, and be able to figure out what's going a little bit off.

Some weeks are easier than others. I think I was struggling a little bit with my putting coming into the first few events and then the momentum -- and I got injured also at the beginning of the year.

So a lot of momentum that was cut, so maybe just playing a few weeks more in a row, that kind of helps. The putting got better as I went, so that's very important for your mental health.