It's always lucky. It was a wedge of 111 yards. I hit it 112 and it backed into the hole. You intend to hole it but it's always lucky when it comes off.

It was from 111 yards. I hit it 112. It spun back and disappeared. It was lucky really but it was a good boost for me.

That last hole was crucial, ... We could have been no worse placed than 3-2 down, but now it's 4-1.

Well to almost hole your second shot on the first, I'd say that was almost a perfect start. I birdied one, three, four and eight and was four-under after eight, so yeah, that was a good round of golf.

The first hole was crucial. I was anxious, obviously. I felt anxiety which was understandable. But I got rid of that in the first three holes.

I had 128 yards to the front of the green, which is normally a pitching wedge. I used an 8-iron and a sand wedge to get on the green.