The greens were a lot less bumpy in the morning, which made it a little easier with less wind.  It’s hard to putt in the wind, it really is, which one of the problems was in my first round Friday afternoon.

I certainly putted a little bit better in the second round. I missed one little putt, but I felt my stroke was better today.  I just didn’t get anything close, made too many mistakes and couldn’t get anything going.

After my round yesterday, I practiced a little bit and then just went home and ate then went to bed. Not much else to do; I was really tired out.

It’s odd, coming in to this week I felt like I played extremely well in the Wednesday practice round, which I did last week too at Wegman’s.  Last week in the Wednesday Pro-Am I hit every iron to within 10 feet. I was all over it, but when you’re not putting well it affects the rest of you game (Editors note: Pressel shot 74-74 to miss only her second cut of the year).

I hope I get to play 36 tomorrow, I hope I get to play.  If I do, looking back on the par putt on the ninth hole, my 18^th was very important as was the par putt on the eighth hole.  I think that putt on the eighth could make or break me. I think the putt on eight could’ve broke me (Editors note: the putt on the eighth hole for par was 3 feet, which she missed, and the par putt on the ninth was 6 feet, which she made.).

One thing that I will take away from this week is that I need to work on hitting the ball longer off the tee.  I had a lot of longer clubs into greens, which makes it difficult to play golf competitively that way.