Q. How do you explain the first nine holes of the day, you made birdies after your bogeys, how could you concentrate when you make a bogey?
FREDRIK JACOBSON: Yeah, I mean, that's the thing, you don't have much of a choice. As long as you try everything you can, and I really did today, you've got to try to move on. There's going to be a few shots lost around this course, especially the condition it's been. The wind did slow down a little bit and gave us a better chance at some stages. But it's a tricky course and you've just got to try to move on.
I think I've done that very well today. So that's all you can try to do.
Q. When you came off the 11th green tonight, were you anxious to play the 12th or would you have preferred not to have played it?
FREDRIK JACOBSON: No, I think I was quite happy to play. It was getting a bit dark but conditions were fine. There wasn't much to say about it. It was a fair call and good enough for everybody. It was a good decision to call it off because it did get dark when we were putting. So I think they made a good decision. I would have liked to have finished with a 3, though. (Smiles).
Q. How much tougher were conditions this morning compared to Thursday afternoon when you shot your 64?
FREDRIK JACOBSON: I think it was quite a bit tougher, at least for some parts, the early part of the round was tougher. But it seemed to slow down a little bit on the back nine, or we got used to it, I don't know if it's either one of them two, but it felt like it got a little bit easier.
GORDON SIMPSON: Thanks very much for coming in and good luck the rest of the round tomorrow.
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