Yani Tseng, 3-under par (35-34=69)
Hole 10, 380-yard par 4: bogey, drove left, 2-putt to 10 feet
Hole 13, 486-yard par 5: birdie, 5-wood to 10 feet
Hole 15, 380-yard par 4: bogey, drove left, two-putt, chipped in to 20 feet
Hole 16, 463-yard par 5: eagle, 5-wood to two feet
Hole 3, 352-yard par 4: birdie, 52-degree from 100 yards to two feet
Hole 4, 448-yard par 5: birdie, pitching wedge to 15 feet
Hole 5, 378-yard par4: birdie, pitching wedge to 11 feet
Hole 7, 365-yard par4: bogey, pushed driver left, 2-putt to 10 feet

JASON TAYLOR: Yani, thanks for joining us today. Nice round. 3-under par for the opening round this week. How do you feel about your performance today?

YANI TSENG: I feel pretty good today, but I didn't play the tournament for two weeks, so kind of very exciting and looking forward for this tournament.

But I hit solid and I make 3-under par for today.

Q. Did you work with your coach in your two weeks?

YANI TSENG: Yeah. I changed a little bit swing from last two weeks, so I try to just stay used to my swing. But I didn't work that much with my coach, but I still just get used to my swing and practice a little bit.

Q. What did you change specifically?

YANI TSENG: I change my backswing, because when I was at Canada, my swing was terrible, like an amateur. So I just feel like my coach keeps telling me, you need to change a little bit. So I change my backswing and take a little bit inside.

Q. You missed the cut for the first time in Portland. Was that part of what made you go back and work on your swing?

YANI TSENG: I think that tournament just mental things. The first one -- I kind of bring a little bit from Canada. I still feel very sad and I couldn't really feel.

But I feel it's really good. I missed the cut and I learned a lot things. Even from the last group, I feel I learned more than when I miss cut I feel like learn a little more than when I'm was in last group.

So I feel I go up a little bit, so I know what I am going to do now.