I just went out there and tried to post par, ... Just grind it out. There are some holes out there where you can hit birdies but if you make one mistake you are making bogey.

I didn't have many ups and downs, and I just tried to par every hole,

He played the last 10 holes two over (par), so he finished strong. That's what I like to see out of the kids ? even if they have a bad start, they come back and finish strong.

I just felt like if I could get through the first six holes, I wanted to get through under par, but my only two birdie holes were two and three. When I get to seven and the pin is down below, that's a birdie hole, and so is eight.

I had a bit of a rough start there and made some good par putts on the first two holes,

I felt comfortable going into those last five or six holes that par was going to be a good score. They had to come to me versus the idea that I had to make another birdie.