BIG NAMES LINE UP IN SINGAPORE

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Graeme McDowell and Phil Mickelson are two of the top golfers who will be a part of the biggest golfing tournaments, the six million dollar Barclays Singapore Open.

The North Irish and American stars are not the only two big names in the six million dollar Barclays Singapore Open. They’ll be playing against the likes of other Major winners like South Korea’s Y.E. Yang and the Irish man, Padraig Harrington. Colombian golfer Camilo Villegas and also Anthony Kim are two golfers who are making their debut appearances in Singapore.

This Singapore National Open is quite an old tournament now and the winner of the tournament is guaranteed to take home more than one million dollars. Almost two hundred players will be facing one another on the two courses, namely the Tanjong and the Serapong of this Singapore Open.

CASEY HOPES FOR MORE LUCK

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Paul Casey has had a lot of bad luck this entire year with the increasing number of injuries which has brought about a deteriorating condition to his health. His foot injury which prolonged for quite a long time made him frustrated and he soon realized that it’s time that he focus on his health issues and has hence taken a vow that he would bring about prospective health campaigns in the year 2012 and also focus on his game play and performance so that he have a victory shot at the United States PGA tour as well as the Ryder cup which has been in his list of victories for quite some time now.

Although Paul Casey has managed to make quite a decent performance in the year 2011 by emerging victorious in two tournaments worldwide, his performance had deteriorated due to his sore foot. The major problem was due to the fact that this was diagnosed months after it started and hence had to be taken proper care or else it would have turned worse. He says that the problem in his foot did not allow him to move properly which affected his game play quite considerably.

Paul Casey has battled himself through these health problems and is quite sure that he does not want this series of events to repeat it. The foot problems led him to start a number of bad habits which in turn led to erratic golf play. Casey has made tremendous effort to bring back the weight on his toes and get back into the game. He managed to reach his highest ranking position to a third position in the year 2009. He also needs to learn the art of swinging rather than using his hands while turning the ball.