BRENDEN PAPPAS: All right. No. 2 I hit driver 3-iron to about 10 foot.
Hit a nice sliding left-to-right putt in the hole there.
4, I had 5-iron in my hand and I felt like it was not quite enough club and I kind of got ahead of it and pushed it right. Missed about a 12 footer for par.
8, I hit a beautiful 5-iron to about 12 foot left of the hole. Maybe a little longer. 18 foot. Read the putt perfectly. Hit it right where I aimed it.
No. 9 I hit driver, what I call my futility club.
(Laughter.) 2-iron, 50 wood thing. Hybrid-type thing. Sonartec. And I was about 40 feet and 2-putted.
10, I hit -- I didn't birdie 10. I parred 10. I made a good par there. Yeah.
14, the par-5. I birdied -- no. I birdied 11. I hit a driver through the fairway. And hit a 9-iron to about 35 feet and buried it. That was sweet.
That actually helped a lot to keep the mojo going.
And then I didn't birdie 13. Which was a bit of a disappointment. That's a pretty easy birdie there with that pin.
14, I hit an 8-iron out of the bunker to about two feet.
15, I hit a beautiful drive there. Also my futility club, about it was pin high, about 15 yards to the right of the hole. About four yards off the green and I chipped that one in. That was it. I hit a beautiful 3-iron on 17. I think that hole's pretty under rated. That's a pretty tough tee shot out there.
CHRIS REIMER: Anything else? Thank you very much for coming in. Good luck.
BRENDEN PAPPAS: Thank you.
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