The pin positions were very, very easy. I try something else. But I'm running out of experiments. It's just a shame. I'm hitting it well enough to do well, but I'm not giving myself the opportunity.
People say be patient and they'll go in.
Well, I'm being patient and they're not falling. Gow, who had the best round of his career with nine birdies and a bogey, upstaged the favorites and revealed that he had bet some money on himself to win. I deserved 500-1. Gow held a two-shot lead over compatriots Jarrod Moseley and Aaron Baddeley. Aussie Robert Allenby and Paul McGinley of Ireland were next at 67.