MEIJER LPGA CLASSIC

June 14, 2025

Nanna Koerstz Madsen

Blythefield Country Club

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Q. I can commiserate with you. We talked endlessly about how difficult this game can be. It's a love/hate relationship. You played brilliantly through 16 holes, two bogeys at the end. Now tied for the lead instead of having it outright. How to you reconcile how you finished with staying positive and you have another 18 holes tomorrow to see what can happen?

NANNA KOERSTZ MADSEN: The positive things is now I feel what's going on when I get a little nervous so I can work on what I need to be focusing on tomorrow, because I'm definitely going to be nervous tomorrow.

So, yeah, I know some of the swing got really fast at the end so it's good that I can go and work on that and know what swing thought I have to think about when that happens for tomorrow.

Q. So that's basically what you felt like, you just get a little quick or maybe the transition gets quick?

NANNA KOERSTZ MADSEN: Yeah, yeah, always the transition gets a little quick and I have no control when I hit it a little far.

Q. You have won in the past, an LPGA Tour winner three years ago. What will you lean on tomorrow to try to bring the best form that you have to the golf course?

NANNA KOERSTZ MADSEN: The mental stuff. I mean, if I can stay positive and not let anything get in my head then I should be fine. I'm playing pretty solid. I need to work my putting this afternoon, but, yeah, you can say some things from an earlier win.