SCOTT VERPLANK: 11, I hit 9 iron about three feet.
Bogey on 13, that was a good one. I was perfect after two shots and just had a little chip shot up the green basically and I hit it a little too hard and it went just off the back. And then I had another relatively easy chip shot I was thinking I might be able to make. I hit it a little hard and it went four or five feet past. And then I missed that. All of a sudden I turned what should have been a good chance to make birdie into a bogey.
15, I drove it just short of the green and chipped up to two feet.
18, I just hit it just short of the green into that was a pretty straightforward up and down and I just the chip came up about six feet short and I hit kind of a sorry putt.
2, I hit sand wedge about a foot.
4, I three putted. I hit it into the wind. I left my approach kind of short and putted up about four or five feet and missed that.
Birdie on 9, I hit a nice drive and sand wedge about probably eight or nine feet, knocked that one in there.
Q. (Talk about the humidity or lack of.)
SCOTT VERPLANK: Well, I would imagine it's going to help the golf course dry out faster since it's not as humid today and the wind is kind of blowing out of the northwest, which is usually a much dryer wind. As far as like myself, I like it hot. When you start getting older, you like it being hot versus cold. It was fine. The hardest part is when you've got to get up at 4:45 or whatever to go and play golf. That's when it's a job.
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