ISPS HANDA WOMEN'S SCOTTISH OPEN

July 25, 2026

Pajaree Anannarukarn

Dundonald Links

Quick Quotes

Q. Can you touch on today's round, bogey-free today?

PAJAREE ANANNARUKARN: It was a challenging day, and also, at the same time I kind of had good fun battling with the wind and everything going on. It was a great day.

Q. And I've noticed in your stats, you're hitting the most greens out of everyone in the field as of right now. I don't know if that's shocking at all to you, what's the way you've been approaching some of those approach shots?

PAJAREE ANANNARUKARN: I think obviously with the distance control and try to get the feel and calculating with the wind, I think that's what I was pay attention and try to hopefully do well. I think the past three days have been doing pretty good. So I'll try to keep that up.

Q. Obviously just touched on a little bit there but a couple shots behind Jenny Shin heading into tomorrow right now, does that change your game at all? You talked about sticking with the process and stuff. Does that change how you're going to approach tomorrow at all?

PAJAREE ANANNARUKARN: Honestly I don't think so. Again, everyone wants to do well. That's probably the energy I wanted to putt in. I wanted to try my best and give it my best and stick to my plan and try not to get ahead. That's just what I wanted to do.

Q. Some rain last night and this morning, did you see any changes to the course that you felt?

PAJAREE ANANNARUKARN: I think because we are here a bit later in the day, so I will say the first two holes, I still feel like the breeze and the fairways are pretty firm. So I still play it as the same as the first two days. Still pretty firm.

Q. And just talk about some of the crowds, there have been a lot of people watching despite the weather.

PAJAREE ANANNARUKARN: I love coming here to be honest. I feel like the fans really love the game. Even last year at the British on Sunday at Porthcawl, it was brutal but they showed up clapping and supporting us. It's amazing to see, and I felt the energy, like the love for the game, and that's just really a lot of passion. So I really love to see it and love coming back here.

Q. I remember you coming in 2021 with a group of Thai players, and you've all taken to links golf so well. Do you sort of credit the tournament a little bit with getting you into links golf?

PAJAREE ANANNARUKARN: I think so. The more you play, I think hopefully the better you, like, you know, learn obviously and I gain a lot of experience over the years coming back here and try to gain more experience and again try to know how to, still figuring out how to play the links but it's been fun.

Q. You made the cut in that first one. What do you like about it now?

PAJAREE ANANNARUKARN: The first time I was playing in the links was when I was 14, 15 years old, played the Junior Open and close to Liverpool, and I find it very falling, very tough because I had never been on the links. I talked to myself, okay, I wanted to come back again and hopefully try to do better, and that 2021, I think I learned a lot and gained a lot of experience, and also when I was young, I was able to prepare better. It was a lot of fun.