Q. Off early in the morning, 7 under, what'd you like about your third round?

DEAN BURMESTER: Yeah, the greens, I putted well. I mean, I haven't made many putts all week. Haven't really hit it that bad considering on Tuesday I think I lost like eight balls in the practice round. So I was pretty stoked just to be on the weekend, and then to turn in a round like that on Saturday, on moving day is great.

Q. Anything specific kind of add to the turnaround of clicking today?

DEAN BURMESTER: You know, I had a stretch on the front nine where I made four birdies in a row and then that kind of, whenever you make a run like that, you're going to post a good score. To keep bogeys off the card's always good. I haven't been -- my short game has been rusty, so chipping and putting's been a bit of an issue. Today managed to keep bogeys off the card and made a couple of birdies on the back nine. It was cool.

Q. Like you said, bogey free. Any birdies in particular stick out on the day?

DEAN BURMESTER: I think my one on the par 5 7th was pretty good. I didn't hit the best tee shot in the right rough and then laid it up to a decent number. Then actually hit an average wedge shot to like 20 feet or so down the hill right to left, just perfect speed around the middle. That kind of kept the momentum going. Then next hole, hit it to four feet. I think if I didn't make that putt, I probably wouldn't have hit as good a shot coming into the next.

Q. In two prior starts this season, you've had a decent final round. What's kind of mindset heading into tomorrow's final round?

DEAN BURMESTER: I mean, more of the same. I'll have a bit more of a lie in in the morning, so that will be nice. And then just kind of get up, have the same attitude to try to give myself good chances and if I roll in some putts, hopefully post another day like today, and if not, that's OK, we've got next week.

Q. You were mentioning a rest afternoon, but how are you going to be spending your afternoon?

DEAN BURMESTER: Yeah, we've got a big rugby match this afternoon, Slovakia vs. Ireland. So if Shane Lowry's watching this, then I stand the bet's on.

Q. I remember in Columbus when you got your card and just your post-round interview, just the excitement of being able to get your PGA TOUR card. How has it been the first couple months in?

DEAN BURMESTER: I mean, it's been unbelievable. Obviously Sanderson Farms I played pretty solid all week. To post a fourth kind of took a lot of pressure off there and made me realize that, you know what, I am good enough to be here and my world ranking is kind of justified and it's not kind of elevated by the point system. I'm here and on the PGA TOUR and I want to win events and I believe I can do so now.