Q. No long putts you made?
JERRY KELLY: No. Everything was inside of 12 feet pretty much. I hit the ball fairly consistent. I lost a few shots to the right today, but I came back and started to hit better, "made a few, missed a few" kind of thing. I never got out of tempo really because I wasn't struggling with anything, but I wasn't really zeroed in on anything either. You know, it was kind of wishy-washy or whatever you want to call it. Not very strong.
Q. Do you feel good about your position? A year ago you started strong and had kind of a road bump there and --
JERRY KELLY: I'm in position. That's what matters out here. You know, I kept trying to tell myself on that 18th hole after I left my fourth putt in a row short that, yeah, it would have been nice to get all four of them and be clear of the field, but, you know, I'm in a position to do that at some point during the week, so I got to stay positive. That's big for me.
Q. You talk about -- I know this is kind of old news now, but what did it mean to win your first event and how has it affected you since then?
JERRY KELLY: Just knowing I can play my game any other week and come out on top. You know, if things go well, then I can win with my game. I didn't do anything special. I just played consistent down the stretch.
Q. Do you almost expect now when you come into a tournament to do that?
JERRY KELLY: Well, yeah. I mean, you have to. I expect to have a good mental game and sometimes it doesn't show up.
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