KUALA LUMPUR: P. Gunasegaran is aiming to lay the ghost of ’99 to rest when he tees off in the US$1.1 million Carlsberg Malaysian Open next Thursday.
Four years ago, the former Malaysian number one stumbled on the big stage at the Mines Resort and Golf Club when the country hosted the World Cup. With this year’s national Open being held for the first time at the course, Gunasegaran is determined to make amends.
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