I made some great putts. I just had the rhythm and the feel.

It just kind of came out of nowhere. I haven't been playing great. I haven't been getting as much out of my rounds as I could.

It just kind of felt like my day towards the end of the day,

It's kind of got a bucket look to it.

It wasn't the best round of golf I've ever played but certainly the best in a while. For the last few weeks I've been telling my wife and everyone else who would listen that I just haven't been able to shoot that low round I needed, and today it finally happened.

It was Woodstock meets Augusta out there, unbelievable. For how many people there are and how close they are, they're just fantastic. They're so into it and they really want you to do well, but they'll tug on you a little bit if you hit a bad shot.

When you're off for a long time and you come back, you expect your game to come back fast.

I was really grumbling about my game and came out and started fast Saturday and started even faster today and was in the frame of mind to accept it and say, Let's go. Let's get more and keep going.

That won the tournament for me, for sure.

It always helps to start the way I did. After the first four holes I thought I had a chance to shoot a low one. What was nice was that I made about four nice par saves and it makes a big difference when you're not taking bogeys and giving back those birdies.