Par-birdie is a perfect way to finish here, and that would get the job done.

Jordan Spieth

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A 63 on Sunday, he had a few putts at 62 I know he wishes he could get back, but 63 on a Sunday at a U.S. Open is absurd, it's unheard of. It's a fantastic round, and I don't think anybody was surprised, any Tour player was surprised that Tommy Fleetwood did it.

I guess strategy changes a little from an entire round, but I honestly had no idea that it even changed, i was even looking at a weather forecast for Monday, thinking, you know, what's it look like if you happen to work your way into a playoff? So shows you what I know.

It's the first I've heard of that being an option.

I'm taking a more patient approach to peaks and valleys throughout my career.

I had a couple of really bad swings, i struggled with my swing really both days. Just didn't hit the ball well at all.

I was deciding whether to go over( the bunker) or short of it and instead I took the club that was right in-between and tried to throw it up in the air to get it close to the bunker, it was just trying to make up for the hole before.

I cost our team an opportunity, which really sucks given how hard we fought today, it's not a good feeling. It's much worse than if it's just you.

I had to have a backup plan, but I woke up and felt good that day and went through with it.

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I forget how I felt the back nine of Chambers. British is still fresh, engagement is still fresh. I’ll probably at some point end up forgetting (nerves) at the British, but I won’t probably forget the engagement.

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The Ryder Cup, we've got to win one, we've got to start a trend back the other way and make them develop a task force.

It's been tough given I think it's been a solid year and I think had last year not happened I'd be having a lot of positive questions, instead, most of the questions I get are comparing (my performances) to last year and, therefore, are negative because it's not to the same standard.

That was a big back nine to climb back into contention. I was very pleased with that run there.

I know it was something simple and it was, so, if we can just continue to do that and roll those putts in, we'll be in business.

If you're in it enough, you're going to be on the good end and bad end of those situations, so keep putting ourselves in contention, and when we're on the good end again, I'll be able to enjoy it even more having experienced the other side of it.

It was 75 percent you have to do The American world number two yourself ; and then 25 percent relying on my team, family, friends, and then mentors, messages I get from mentors, pretty much saying,' Hey, you've been in contention six out of the last eight majors, won a couple of them. Something like that, the wrong miss at the wrong time, is bound to happen at some point.' .

My swing’s been coming around, working hard on it for the last month of so, really starting to show signs of that work this week, been able to flight the ball nicely.

Very pleased to get today done with quickly.

Assuming I make that putt on 18 that is going to put some pressure on, i was due to leave tonight but next week was an off week anyway so we have changed the travel schedule. It is what it is. I will come back tomorrow and try and win this thing.

We are tired of hearing about changes that need to be made. We are tired of hearing about the past. And we're ready to believe in kind of a younger, more hungry team going forward, it's still a long ways until Hazeltine, but if we can continue what we've been doing over this past year in young American golf, we're going to go in and get in that team room and be pretty excited about who is next to us.

I'm very satisfied, i felt comfortable all week -- I felt it was just a short three-week break over the holidays and then just trying to continue what I was doing last year.