An emotion post round interview with Paul Casey, he reflects on his round
"There was so much (to enjoy), maybe saving some of them pars coming in late, but birdie on 18 though, that was the highlight of the day with the great Swiss crowd. I love this place, I really do, so it's a wonderful day,"
"I'm 49 now, so I'm not sure how good everything is. There's ailments, for sure. Yes, there was a wrist problem earlier in the year, but I bounced back from that and actually play some really good golf when we went to New York a few weeks after, but I wasn't sure, I mean, thought that could have been the season.
"There's always stuff. I think everybody out here's got stuff going on, but I honestly feel really good and I feel somewhat fresh, probably because I haven't played that much golf because I've missed a bit.
"It's obviously good enough to shoot some good scores so I'm happy with it.
"This is now home. I now live in Switzerland, so it would have made an awful lot. It feels like it feels like a home week for me.
"And tomorrow, whatever happens, I hope I win and I'll be playing really hard, but I'll make sure that all my prize money as well is going to the charity and the victims of the fire here in Crans Montana, so I've got a lot to play for tomorrow."
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