I was not too good off the tees, but found enough greens in regulation and I putted very well. The key is to keep this going now 
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McDowell sets the pace / Quotes
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I was not too good off the tees, but found enough greens in regulation and I putted very well. The key is to keep this going now
was said
in Keralanext
There was no wind and I just tried to keep my foot on the pedal ... Twelve under is a great place to be going into the weekend. I'd take that anytime. I'm controlling my swing and controlling most aspects of my game. The key is I'm holing putts.
said Graeme McDowell
My game didn't feel quite as sharp as it did yesterday but I'm pretty pleased to be leading
was said
in TVNZ
Yesterday everything went in. I took 23 putts, holed a bunker shot and holed a putt from off the green. It was always going to be difficult to repeat that.
was said
in TVNZ
There was a bit of banter going on ... We had a really good time. I'm not sure if any of the jokes are printable. Our two caddies are pretty much best friends too and the stories were flying round.
was said
in TVNZ
He is a nice guy and has such a relaxed attitude on the course it can only inspire you to play well.
was said
in TVNZ
I had a really good round going and my second shot on four from the middle of the fairway with a nine-iron became plugged in a bunker and a bogey stopped my momentum. I didn't birdie the next when I three-putted from long range and I didn't birdie the sixth either, again from the middle of the fairway.
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