Q. Five under today highlighted by a hole-in-one. Talk me through the hole-in-one.

BRIAN HARMAN: Yeah, you know, this place kind of had my number over the years, haven't really done very good here and today was kind of one of those days, just kind of chopping around, wasn't doing that great. Just settled down, made a couple really good swings, started with that one into the wind, just hooded a 50 and slung it back in there.

Q. Third on Tour, what is that number career-wise on a hole-in-one?

BRIAN HARMAN: Oh, I don't know.

Q. Is it quite a few?

BRIAN HARMAN: No, it's not that many. It's seven, eight, 10, I don't know. Three on Tour, first one since two in one day.

Q. So you make the hole-in-one and then birdie and then another birdie and it keeps going. Mentally, where were you at at that point? Were you just kind of in a groove there?

BRIAN HARMAN: Well, I've been playing really well and today was a little frustrating. The wind was really up this morning and I knew it was going to play tough, so I just tried to stay patient the best I could. It's nice when they started going in. The hole-in-one would have been a birdie had it not gone in, it was a good swing.

Q. How do you feel about your position heading into the weekend?

BRIAN HARMAN: I feel great. It's always good to be in contention and I'll try to tighten some things up after lunch and try to make a run at it.

Q. Anything specifically that you're looking at tightening up?

BRIAN HARMAN: Yeah, I didn't have quite the command off the tee today. I don't know if it was just a little uneasiness with the wind. This course has always kind of given me the heebie-jeebies off the tee anyway. So just try to get really comfortable with it, try to get a really good thought tomorrow and see if I can't make a couple more good swings.