VOLVO PGA CHAMPIONSHIP

May 29, 2004

Angel Cabrera

MARIA ACACIA: Very good playing, 68.

ANGEL CABRERA: Yes, it was a very good round, this third round. I think I've got a very good chance for tomorrow.

I feel very comfortable on this golf course. I have always said that, and I like it very much.

Q. Why the difference from last week?

ANGEL CABRERA: This is not an excuse, don't take it like that, but I wasn't feeling well. I was feeling quite ill last week, and on Friday, I went out in the afternoon matches and that got me really bad and I wasn't feeling well to play the following day.

Q. What was the problem?

ANGEL CABRERA: Bit of a flu.

Q. You have pledged yourself to the European Tour, and what would it mean winning the flagship event on the European Tour?

ANGEL CABRERA: It will mean to go a very, very high step forward in my golfing career. To win the PGA would mean a lot to me. It's such a big event and to us it is the most important event after the British Open.

MARIA ACACIA: Let's go over the details.

ANGEL CABRERA: Missed the green on the second. Hit in the bunker, two meter, two putts for bogey.

Birdie 4th, driver, 5-iron, ten meters, two putts.

7, bogey with 3-wood. Missed green, 9-iron approach, three meters, two putts.

8, birdie, 3-iron, pitching wedge and eight-meter putt.

10, birdie, 8-iron, 3 1/2 meters putt.

11, birdie, driver, lob-wedge to two meters.

The eagle on the 12th, driver, 7-iron, five meters.

Q. 17 and 18, no chances?

ANGEL CABRERA: Yeah, but I missed from two on the 17th and seven, eight meters on the 18th.

Q. You weren't on the green on the 18th then?

ANGEL CABRERA: No.

Q. But your drive was in the rough?

ANGEL CABRERA: Fairway bunker.

Q. Which player do you most fear tomorrow?

ANGEL CABRERA: Cabrera. (Laughter.)

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