European Tour - Ballantine's Championship, Seoul

Perhaps a little more interest this week than last week - much stronger field in South Korea than we had last week

Sky doing their usual trick of showing "delayed live" coverage this morning - I checked the leaderboard when I first woke and saw Jbe Kruger moving up nicely (which pleased me as he's one of my little punts this week) - turned TV on and they are still showing the early starters - just featured Oli Fisher who was -4 leading at the time even though I'd already seen him finish at just -1

My other choice, Thorbjorn Olesen currently languishing at +5

Current leader on the European Tour Leaderboard is someone they've chosen to name Do-Hoon Kim#752

I wonder what happened to the other 751?

Must be pretty brutal out there with only Victor Dubuisson (who?) leading on -4 and a handful including Casey and Donaldson on -2

Of my choices, Oleson ended +12 and Kruger who was -2 after 9 has slipped to +6!!

Dubuisson finished 4th in China & finished 11th in Malaysia & 9th in Qatar. Currently 39th in the R2D. I think he featured in that event at Celtic Manor which included GMAC & Paula Creamer. From memory he is a massive hitter.

Does anyone know what Kim#752 Do-hoon is all about??? Has he just got out of prison??

The sky commentators mentioned it - apparently there are two with the exact same name and this one's tour registration number is 752

Looks really odd though!

It seems the 10th hole is a real brute and has ruined many a card (Angelo Que had an 11 and Olesen a 9) - playing more like a par 5 than a par 4 and it is only 444 yards. Just goes to show a hole doesn't have to be long to be difficult.

Davie wrote:The sky commentators mentioned it - apparently there are two with the exact same name and this one's tour registration number is 752

Looks really odd though!

Oh i see
Very odd. Do they not have middle names?!

Pleased to see David Howell finished T12th.

I know that it was a weak field, but he did finish ahead of Poulter!