Ryan Fox (Nzl)

It’s pretty damn good to me.  It’s been a tough day.  I think I went down the last hole a couple of times by the final and the conditions were pretty brutal again and it was pretty tough yesterday as well, so I’m very happy to be standing here. I just felt really calm.  I think I was a bit quick early in the quarter, in the semi and got away with it.  I guess I had a bit more of a chance to just sit down and take stock of things after the semi. I actually walked straight from the 18th to the tee in the previous matches.  It was nice to just relax and get focused for the final.  Adrian helped me out on a couple holes, but I felt really in control of things out there.  It was nice to hole a couple putts that mattered and I guess make it feel easy in the end.

Scott Vincent (Zim)

Adrian just played better than me in our semi-final. I had my chances but just didn’t take advantage of them. And that’s what happens at match play. I didn’t expect to get this far. Obviously there was a chance but the fact that I made it into the semi-final was pretty good. I will keep building from there and get better.

Jazz Janewattananond (Tha)

I really felt I had it in my hand already and someone just slapped it away. I felt I got really close and I felt that if I had beaten Ryan Fox, I would have gone on to do better in the next one. But I guess you just have to accept it and move on. I’ll be heading to New Zealand next and I’ll work on the things that I fell short in this week. Hopefully I can lift myself up there and perform again.

Panuphol Pittayarat (Tha)

It wasn’t what I expected but it was also not what I had expected at the start of the week too. I didn’t set any targets but was also nice to have progressed into the knockout round. But I’ll take the result as what it is. It’s a good match play experience and I can only get better.