Intro:

Players prepared for the KPMG Women's PGA Championship Tuesday (9 June) at Westchester Country Club in Harrison, New York.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Suzann Pettersen:

"A lot of confidence winning last week. Played good golf sticking to the game plan and doing what I've always done. So I'm looking forward to going out and seeing the course right now."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Michelle Wie:

"I'm feeling good. I played shop right. May have been a week too early, kind of withdraw last week. Took a nice week at home. I did everything I could to get ready for this week. I went to physical therapy every single day, just did everything I could. Got an injection or two, or one -- just one. Just one injection. And I just rested as much as I can. Did a lot of hip stability stuff with David Donatucci, my trainer, and just tried to open up and just have better mechanics, open up the gates and it's feeling a lot better."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Cristie Kerr:

"100 percent for me. I can't imagine a greater honour than playing for your country, not only in the Solheim Cup, but in the Olympics. We found out caddies get to stay in the Olympic Village with us so that's even a plus. I mean, they are part of our team. So I'm trying to focus on it but try not to focus too much to put so much pressure on myself that it's an unattainable goal. Like I said, you have to break it down to every day, every hole, every shot, try to do the best you can and just try not to throw shots away just because it could come down to that in the end. It's a fine line, though. It's like how much do you focus, how much do you put pressure on yourself. I'm trying to go middle of the road."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Lexi Thompson:

"Yeah, well, once we heard that this tournament got sponsored by KPMG, we were all excited and plus my new sponsorship with Zurich. Zurich is one of my sponsorships. Great to see these tournaments getting new sponsorships, and I think that's what the LPGA is doing great with. We are growing a huge fan base and more sponsors throughout the years. It's very good to see but there's so much history behind this tournament and for KPMG to come and sponsor the tournament, it's only going to get better and we're going to be moving year-to-year to different locations, which I'm really looking forward to.