Golfing rivalry between Brit and Thai continues in Singapore

By T. AVINESHWARAN

Rise to the top: Paul Casey of England hitting a shot during the second round of the Singapore Open at the Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore yesterday. Inset: Poom Saksaksin. — AFP

SINGAPORE: A rivalry between Englishman Paul Casey and Poom Saksansin of Thailand has been renewed in the SMBC Singapore Open at the Serapong Course in Sentosa Golf Club.

Casey has declared Poom as his nemesis after losing to the young Thai in the EuroAsia Cup last year.

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