Q. You had a great save on 12 but your second shot was 30 meters short. Was it a lay-up?
JIM FURYK: That's exactly the way we tried to play it. I couldn't have been happier actually with my second shot. Justin got a bad break off the tee and he drove it, he hit his best driver he said of the week and it hit right down there by one of the drains, and it only rolled about three yards and picked up a lot of mud. So we lost probably a good 30 yards off that tee shot.
I got on one of those mounds on an uphill lie and now I've got 210 yards to the front of the green on an uphill lie into the wind. In order for me to get back to that pin it was about 235 to the pin. I would have had to have hit a 3-wood possibly, 4-wood on to the green, 3-wood to the pin and I don't think anyone in their right mind is going to try to hit that shot.
Justin and I tried to play up short of the green, I hit it exactly where I wanted to. Justin kind of got a bad lie. The ball was sitting down kind of in some scratchy grass and he didn't quite hit it just how he wanted to and he saw it roll up the hill and roll down and was fortunate enough to knock that next shot in.
Q. Seems like if all of the Presidents Cups and Ryder Cups you play in personally, you've had a ton of matches come down to the 17th or 18th hole and today you didn't have one match go past the 15th tee. Can you talk about how rare that is in these type of competitions and how well you're playing to make that happen?
JIM FURYK: It happens once in awhile. Last time at RTJ I got rolled over in one match and then came back the very next match and did the same thing. But you're pairing up a lot of very good players and very highly-ranked players. You're going to see some very close matches and matches that go down the stretch. We've seen a lot of that so far and that's what makes it exciting. It's definitely more relieving for the players to have a good match and both myself and my partners played very well today. We got paired up against guys that probably weren't real happy about the way they performed, the way they played and expect those guys to come back strong tomorrow because they are great players.
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