PERTAMINA INDONESIA PRESIDENT INVITATIONAL RELATED STORIES Pertamina Indonesia President Inv'l home page Pertamina Indonesia President Inv'l Preview Four to watch this week Round 1: Prom and Hur take clubhouse lead Round 1: Basic joins leaders as 1st rd completed Round 2: Lu in three-way tie for clubhouse lead Round 2: Westwood joins leaders at halfway Round 3: Prom and Kang battle for lead Round 3: Bhullar & Kang lead after three rounds Round 4: Birdie-eagle finish gives Pagunsan maiden victory Final Scores & Prize Money About the Damai Indah Golf BSC Course Full details of the Damai Indah BSC course Westwood in form for first Indonesian outing Asian Tour supports Parent-Child pro-am Liang fit again for Indonesian challenge Indonesia hopes President Invitational will boost local golf Liang joins powerful Pertamina Indonesia field Lee Westwood to play P. Indonesia Pres. Inv'l ASIAN GOLF TODAY TOP STORIES Ben Leong claims maiden victory PGA: Jeev and Wi tie for ninth Prom targets Thai win in Brunei Shin Ji-yai takes Women's British Open Asian Tour starts 2nd half on a high Norman to play 2009 Johnnie Walker Mission Hills to host AP Summit GOLF TODAY TOP STORIES Paul Azinger names US wildcards Faldo chooses Casey and Poulter Havret gains wire to wire Gleneagles win Sluman clinches First Tee Open with closing 67 Fallout continues over LPGA "English" rule Poulter chooses high risk Ryder Cup strategy

Event Preview - Four to watch this week

Liang Wen-chong
China’s Liang Wen-chong is in hot pursuit to become China’s first ever Asian Tour’s UBS Order of Merit champion and will be determined to cement his position at the top of the rankings this week. With the end of the year fast approaching, Liang will be eager to notch get off on a right note this week as he faces off with Anton Haig and Scott Hend at the Pertamina Indonesia President Invitational.


Chapchai Nirat
Chapchai enjoyed his maiden breakthrough this year and is currently ranked fourth on the UBS Order of Merit. He produced his sixth top-10 this season in India last week and is in fine form heading into Jakarta. With a steady drive and a goal to close the gap with Liang, Chapchai will be among the top contenders for this week’s tournament.


Simon Yates
Simon Yates has found the right swing to his game and is enjoying a good spell this year. He played in 14 events this season and is ranked fifth on the rankings. Playing on a course that requires solid drives and approach shots, Yates will be tipped to stay among the frontrunners this week.


Thaworn Wiratchant
Thaworn created history by becoming the first ever player to win nine titles on the Asian Tour when he lifted the Midea China Classic last month. Playing in a country where he had tasted success before in 2005, Thaworn will be riding on his rejuvenated form to see him through a strong finish this season.

October 24, 2007