Q. Se Ri, you are now the youngest woman in history to win four major championships. Did you know that going into this? And now that you do know it, what does that mean to you?
SE RI PAK: I really don't have any idea for make new record. Always trying to make -- for me, always pretty exciting to make new record or great, you know, play -- or like Annika was shooting 59, so trying to only play 58, like a little something special, I mean, always I like to do that, and then I always I realize -- I always think about that was win at the Dinah going to be youngest player for Grand Slam. And after that, we didn't have any idea for youngest to win four majors.
It's true, if you know that maybe a little bit of pressure, but thank God, I didn't know that. Little helping today maybe.
Q. You seem to play really good when the course is really hard. Why is that?
SE RI PAK: I like that, actually. I like the way the setup. I don't know why. I think I got more -- much better focus, maybe, and probably my mental, again, was stronger. That's why I think play much more better the golf course that are really difficult or harder.
Q. Webb said early in the week that when people complain about the rough too long, the greens too fast, that they are probably not going to win this week. Do you agree with that?
SE RI PAK: I think so. I mean, I never thought about it to complain for this. Always, I never complain anything about the golf course. No matter what, we have to take it, you don't have any choice. Whether you make it easy or difficult or bad conditions, we have to play, so no point, if you complain, it's not going to change anything, so I think I agree.
Q. Was this the hardest course you have played since the Women's Open, Black Wolf?
SE RI PAK: I think so. One of them is, yes. It's really hard this week. I am always -- after a round I go back to my hotel, I am just totally gone. 9 o'clock, just sleep, like I take a pill, quick. So that much tired. Really harder.
Q. How do you celebrate this?
SE RI PAK: I don't think right now, but when I back to Orlando probably, because I have to leave tonight to France for the Evian. So just for this moment is happy, and then after that, same, same life, same-o, same -o.
Q. Will you buy the drinks on the plane?
SE RI PAK: Yeah. Why not?
Q. Se Ri, since you won this big tournament and back home in Korea, they have a World Cup, which do you think will be bigger news in Korea?
SE RI PAK: I am not sure, actually. I mean, for my country was right now pretty much into it of the World Cup, especially we won a couple days ago; that was a big history for my country, too.
So I don't know how big it's going to be, but it's not as much as maybe last year, I mean, even couple years, I think, so -- hopefully, they know I win this week already, to know it.
Q. Will you get up at 2:30 in the morning today and watch that game?
SE RI PAK: No. No, no, no, I never do that. Well, I like soccer, but it's not -- you know, I am not crazy about it. Especially right now, I have to take my business, you know, take care of my business, so I have to sleep on time, wake up on time, take care of myself, and then go out and play. I think that's the way. And my country like that, too, and then, hopefully, my country win -- I mean, better play tomorrow, maybe, with US and then Japan. Hopefully, they have a good game together.
Q. Did you like the fact that you were playing with Beth in that final group and it was just the two of you pretty much going for the win? There wasn't anybody else to worry about? Did that make it easier for you?
SE RI PAK: No, not at all, really. I mean, as I said earlier, I mean, this golf course, something going to happen anytime, anywhere, so I really didn't have any much think about that to take easy today. I mean, go out there and same routine as first three days, just do my best and play best as I can.
And especially right now, Webb is going to be in front of us, I knew she was going to good play, I don't think she give up, no matter what. And then Beth is already top player, I know she going to play well because she play already three days really good, so just go out there, I mean, she made putt, miss putt, still just okay, next hole, still have a chance, whatever, just give myself like many comfort as I can.
Q. Is your goal this year to be player of the year and do you think you can beat Annika?
SE RI PAK: Starting last year. Annika beat me many times, but this year, yes, definitely. I mean, do my best. Of course, right now Annika is leading by huge, I think, and she play a little bit more -- a couple more tournaments than I do, but I feel great about it, so let's see end of the year who is going to take it, just do my best.
Q. Couple more questions or -- who is your coach?
SE RI PAK: Same coach, didn't change, Tom Creavy. Starting last year, actually.
Q. I see you are still wearing your Samsung hat. Has that contract come to an end?
SE RI PAK: Well, this is the last day. I mean, I already finished last week, but just say, you know, I am really proud my sponsor was the last five years, and then I really think of wear it, so I just wear it for last time, so this is really last time to wear the Samsung hat, so can't see this thing anymore. I am going to miss that.
Q. What are we going to see instead?
SE RI PAK: I got no idea yet. Hopefully I have a -- I mean, I think I have many (inaudible) of my hat, so I don't know what's going to be happening, but I am going to miss my Samsung.
Q. Okay. We are going to run in there, so if you have any other questions.
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