CPKC WOMEN'S OPEN

August 23, 2025

Jeeno Thitikul

Mississaugua Golf & Country Club

Quick Quotes

Q. I am joined here by Jeeno Thitikul after the third round of the CPKC Women's Open. You've played some great golf if week but I would say your round today had a few more bogeys and birdies than yesterday. Can you talk about what might have changed overnight or why you were approaching it differently perhaps today?

JEENO THITIKUL: I think I'm trying to do everything the same, but like I think, I mean, like we just have some like kind of wind and also the pin position was not easy at all.

And then I think when we not in the green in regulations it's kind of hard to bounce back. The rough so thick and it's all around the green.

Q. You've obviously have been out here. Were behind Brooke's group all day. Huge crowd. You're holding the rose the kids have been giving every player as they come off the 18th green. Can you just talk about that support that you've seen and the way that the Canadians show up for women's golf?

JEENO THITIKUL: Yeah, just really not surprised. I'm going to say surprised but totally not surprised at all. I think like I came here as a professional at 2022 in Ottawa and then I think just never get less, the fans are getting bigger and bigger.

Q. There have been a ton of really good Thai golfers presently and also coming up through the amateur ranks. Could you just speak to why you think that Thailand has emerged as such a leader in women's golf?

JEENO THITIKUL: I think to be honest, like we had a lot of talented player out there on Thai, but like they not really came out from, you know, a comfort zone. We not like a big country that have a lot of the support like America does or any bigger country.

I feel like if we can get more support like bigger than this, I think a lot of -- a lot more players will come for the LPGA for sure. I mean, like we had a lot of top players Ariya, Pornanong who been out here for a while, Moriya. There is such inspiration for all the young generation.