Intro:

Stacy Lewis says is could be like playing matchplay if her and Amy Yang are still out in front on the back nine on the final day of the US Women's Open.

Script:

SOUNDBITE: (English) Amy Yang:

"I knew right away, like after a few holes, just the putting speed was a little off. So I knew I had to be really, really patient today. And I think I did really well."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Stacy Lewis:

"Yeah, I mean it's hard. I felt like I hit some great shots that put a lot of pressure on her, and then she just would respond and hit it right in there with me. There were multiple times today that it was iffy who was away. I mean, we were hitting shots on top of each other. In a sense it's frustrating, because you're trying to get closer but you really can't get any closer. But it's also what you want. I think it's great golf. I think we both played really well today given the circumstances, and I expect more of it tomorrow. She's hitting the ball great, so I don't see that changing too much."

"I was honestly -- I was watching the leaderboards today, waiting for someone to jump up there and it just never happened. So I think I'll again go with the same mindset. I like watching the leaderboard, I like to see what people are doing, just to see how the golf course is playing. I'll go in with the same mindset. I didn't really get into the whole match play thing, other than we were making putts on top of each other, I thought that was really cool. I didn't think of it too much as a match play mentality. But I think if you get down the back nine and we're three shots ahead, I think it's a different ballgame then."