BARCLAYS SINGAPORE OPEN RELATED STORIES Barclays Singapore Open home page Barclays Singapore Open Preview Six to watch this week Round 1: Mickelson in the hunt despite wayward driving Round 2: Liang on cut line waits to know his fate Round 2: Cabrera powers into the lead with 63 Round 3: Amateur Quek is leading local hope Round 3: Cabrera opens up four shot lead Round 4: Cabrera outduels Vijay to win by one Final Scores & Prize Money About the Sentosa Serapong course Choi looks to the gallery to sharpen his game Scott has a shot at historic hat trick Chapchai to play with Mickelson and Scott Final trio qualify after six-way playoff Boulet will call the shots, not hit them Mardan aiming for his "major" title Mickelson brings new swing to Singapore Teenager, veterans & amateur among qualifiers Zhang looking for second Singapore success Liang looks to putting tip for Singapore success Galaxy of Asian stars for Singapore Open Record numbers for Singapore Open qualifying Prom aiming at Singapore top three finish Liang is confident of victory in Singapore Open O'Hern and Schwartzel for Singapore Open Japanese duo earn Singapore Open berths British Master Westwood to play Singapore Open Charles Howell III joins Singapore Open field KJ Choi joins Singapore Open field Mickelson to tee up at Singapore Open Angel Cabrera to play Singapore Open Singapore Open introduces regional qualifying 2006 Barclays Singapore Open home page Full details of Sentosa Golf Club ASIAN GOLF TODAY TOP STORIES Open: Pain for Choi as Harrington defends Open: Closing 74 gives Liang more major hopes Open: Tough Open makes Lam eye Asian success Open: Angelo Que means to learn and return Open: Late bogies mean early exit for Prayad IGF forms Olympic Committee with eye to 2016 Mission Hills to host AP Summit GOLF TODAY TOP STORIES Padraig Harrington hungry for more success Michelle Wie to play on PGA Tour again IGF forms 2016 Olympic Committee Greg Norman proud of achievement Ian Poulter impressive with second place Henrik Stenson happy with his best ever finish

 Six to watch this week

Adam Scott
The supremely talented Australian will be aiming to become the first man to win three Barclays Singapore Open after his back-to-back success in 2006. He has enjoyed another solid year with one win on the US Tour. Adam is also refreshed and recharged after a short break as he looks for more success at the Sentosa Golf Club’s Serapong course.
World Ranking: 6th

Ernie Els
The big South African has finished runner-up in his last two visits to Singapore and he certainly will be fired up for a big win at the Barclays Singapore Open. He is in good form after winning his seventh World Match Play Championship in Wentworth this month.
World Rankings: 4th

Liang Wen-chong
The Chinese star is the brightest hope for the Asian Tour this week. Liang finished fourth at last year’s event and he has been improving every single week where he has cemented his position at the top of the UBS Order of Merit. Finished tied eighth in Jakarta last week to show that he will tee up in good form.
UBS Order of Merit Ranking: 1st

Phil Mickelson
The American superstar makes his debut at the Barclays Singapore Open and at world number two, he will be the favourite to secure a win. The lefthander has won three times this season despite a niggling wrist injury and will be determined to live up to his star billing.
World Ranking: 2nd

Shiv Kapur
The Indian star enjoys the Sentosa challenge where he finished fifth in the 2005 edition. Coming off a solid season in Europe, Shiv’s straight hitting game could well reap the rewards this week.
UBS Order of Merit: 24th

Vijay Singh
The last time the big Fijian played in Singapore, he left with a trophy. Six years on, Vijay will be keen to repeat as a champion in the Lion City. Singh has slipped to 13th on the World Ranking but has won twice on the US Tour this season and also the Kolon Hana Bank Korea Open recently.
World Ranking: 13th

October 30, 2007