Kruger aims at Asian Title

While using monkey off his back, the slight-built but steel and whip-spring Kruger is established to ride on his rich vein of form and win more titles to cement his place one of the game's elite in Asia.

"It's a large relief given that I've won  Titleist 910 D2 Driver  however think I wanted all of the second place finishes so that you can regards. I'm in good form and that i wish to be on the internet for from the best," declared Kruger, who was fourth for the Asian Tour Order of Merit last season.

Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat moved up two places to third on the rankings and can start his title defence at this week's SAIL-SBI Open, also in India, in high discount golf clubs spirits following another top-10 finish over the weekend.

"I'm who is fit and playing well. I am inclined to play well in India and hopefully, I will successfully defend my title in the Delhi Driver," said Kiradech, who lost in a play-off with the season-opening Zaykabar Myanmar Open.

Compatriot Prom Meesawat made the greatest move of every week as he rocketed 89 spots to fourth, thanks to a tied-sixth finish in the Avantha Masters.

The 'Big Dolphin' because he is fondly recognized to his Mizuno MP-69 Irons friends, is arriving in the early season physically stronger and motivated due to a new training regime.

"I've been exploring gym regularly and I've bulked up considerably. Furthermore, i feel stronger and I believe that my stamina is getting better," said Prom.

"I'm awaiting this year because I've this kind of wonderful start and that i wish it to continue," added the burly Thai.