WOODY AUSTIN: Again, it's going to depend on the conditions or whatever. When I won my first, it was at the Buick in Flint, and you knew you had to go low no matter what.
That day I was just trying to make as many birdies as I could, and it worked out. If the conditions are the way they are tomorrow, it may just be hang in there, hang in there and see how it turns out. Because even though it wasn't as hard today, tomorrow could be harder even if the wind is the same because the greens are more dried out, everything is more dried out. No matter what they do to saturate them, they're still dried out because they didn't get a ton of rain.
The golf course is going to be a little bit faster, a little bit tougher, and then you throw in the mix of Sunday. Sunday is always tougher than Saturday.
Everybody on Saturday, like you were saying, the scores weren't all that bad because everybody knows on Saturday that's their chance to move, so everybody plays pretty aggressive, not too worried about going backwards because they're like, if I don't go forward I don't have a chance. You get to Sunday, and they're like, I don't want to make that mistake, so it's an entirely different mindset from Saturday to Sunday, so I just think I hope the conditions are the same, and if they are, just play solid and let it take care of itself.
Q. Forecast for tomorrow, 104 degrees. How do you what do you do, slam down the
WOODY AUSTIN: Just keep drinking. I grew up in Florida, so the heat is only going to get you if you just don't drink anything. As long as you drink your fluids, you should be okay. I mean, I'm 41 and out of shape and I still seem to be all right. I mean, as long as you drink, you should be okay.
JOAN v.T. ALEXANDER: Thank you, Woody.
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