ROSIE JONES: It always has some effect to you. I woke up this morning thinking that we were going to have delays, and I live 40 miles in town and I was thinking I didn't want to drive that early. I didn't want to get out here and wait for two hours and stuff. So I kept calling, thinking, we're in the going to be playing, it's raining. It's been raining at my house; the course is going to be under.
But, sure enough, they said, no, we're going, we're going on time. So I drove out here, and as soon as I walked out of the fitness van getting ready to go put my cleats on to go over and hit balls, it really started blowing, which is, you know, it was getting really gusty. I knew it was going to be a tough day. I didn't really expect to shoot 4 or 5 under, given the conditions that we had and the golf course playing as long as it was. And I just felt like, you know, I'm going to go out there, this might be advantageous for me, because I knew it would be a pretty I'm usually a pretty good wind player.
But with the golf course playing as long as it was, wet and wind usually isn't my forte. I'm just pleased with, what I did come out of it with. Usually those dry, hot days is usually when I'm going to play a little bit better.
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