Intro:

Gregory Havret holds a one-stroke lead after the first round of the European Masters in Switzerland.

Script:

SOUNDBITE (English) Gregory Havret, France, seven-under:

"Well I think you have probably a couple of seconds where you're like 'is it true?' I mean, 'is it possible?' And then when you hear everybody screaming, obviously behind the green, because the crowd was quiet there, I mean you know, of course that the ball is in and all your partners jumped with their arms and everybody is very happy. It's something very different, for sure. During all the round I was quite smiley because I knew something was good at the end of my day, whatever happened, and I played obviously good until the end. So I mean my day is just great, yeah."

SOUNDBITE (English) Danny Willett, England, five-under:

"It was a good day, along with last week. I didn't get in until Tuesday. But yeah, obviously hitting it quite nice last week. A little bit of neat and tidy stuff to kind of get the ball a bit further forward in the stance - you get altitude out here instead of hitting it low all week. So yeah, couple of good days practice and it was nice to then get a low one in today."

SOUNDBITE (English) David Lipsky, USA, four-under

"Great day today. A little bit of a delay with the fog in the morning but after the fog lifted and my game was pretty sharp, I think five-under on the last 17 holes, so yeah it was good today."

SOUNDBITE (English) Seve Benson, England, five-under:

"I played solid, yeah. I think 12, I made a really good putt there. It was a tough putt over the hill and down, and then after that, really, I just got a lot of good momentum and sort of carried it forward."