Chalmers would have given a lot for Westwood's finish of three birdies in the last four holes. I fancied Greg to break 60 because he had played the hard part of the course. For the first five holes of my round I was trying to find out what he had finished. At 12 under Chalmers is one behind Westwood, who scored a 67, two better than his playing partner Colin Montgomerie . For all his eight victories around the world, Westwood has not won in Britain or in successive weeks.
Nothing compares to winning.
I'd trade my 61 for a victory. I'd like to have had a chance at the last. Everyone dreams of having a putt for a 59. But a 61 is fantastic. I was really trying to reach the magic number of 14 under par rather than thinking about a 59.