Jon Burke had a solid round. He was 3-under with six left, but made a double on a par 3, then bogeyed the tough par-3 17th to finish at even par.

At that stage both of them were level par for the round and level with each other. To tell the truth I can't remember any of the shots, so that shows you it wasn't exactly memorable stuff.

It's a good solid start. It's a good round,

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 shot 2-under-par twice this summer, but this was my first round in the 60s, ... If I had to lose, I'd rather lose this way (to a matching birdie), especially to a great person like Emma.

Josh was not up to par. He had a double-whammy. He played about 60 percent of the game I suppose, and he was about 60 percent (healthy). We probably didn't give (Franklin Heights) our best shot, but they're a very good basketball team, and when you travel on the road in the OCC it's difficult.