“I made three bogeys that I shouldn’t have had just because of some wrong decisions. However I’m still confident with my shots and hope to make some good putts during the weekend,” added the 28-year-old Thai No 1. “I still hit the tee shots well but missed several short putts. The eagle shot really helped me get into momentum,” said Pannakorn, who still has his eyes firmly fixed on the year-end ADT Order of Merit award. “My concern is to be the ADT No 1 this year – but I’d be happy to win here this week as well,” he said.

Source: The Nation Bangkok December 08, 2017 18:00 UTC