Prom Meesawat rates his 72 as good as a 69 on a day with normal wind conditions. Prom says the tension building up before the final round doesn’t affect him. The focus is still just to go out and have fun like any other round tomorrow.
Rikard Karlberg feels good even though a 74 today. He says that conditions are probably 3 shots harder than friday and thursday. Some missed shots cost him bogeys and a double bogey. Rikard is excited about the final round tomorrow.
Angelo Que had a steep climp to the very top of the leader board with a solid 67. In windy conditions that was the lowest score of the field today. Angelo likes his ball striking and has his focus set for tomorrow. See the video blog.
See Black Mountain player Simon Yates give himself a hard time for all the putts that never went in. Shooting this footage really did not comply to the usual rules of interviewing or watching pro golf from a safe distance. Within the ropes really doesn’t explain it either since there are no ropes separating the […]
All the players representing Black Mountain at the Kings Cup made the cut! Karlberg tied for the lead and Edfors just 3 shots back makes the weekend very exciting. With windy conditions, greens tolling over 12 on the stimpmeter and a testing course to start with, all our players can be in contention with a strong moving […]
Hua Hin, Thailand, January 17: Thailand’s Prom Meesawat and Sweden’s Rikard Karlberg maintained their stranglehold at the US$1 million King’s Cup Golf Hua Hin as they shared the lead for the second successive day.
Prom is excited to compete in his home town Hua Hin. The first round of 65 equals swedish player Rikard Karlberg and put them at the top of the leaderboard after the first round. Prom thinks that the wind has picked up now when the second round has started and that conditions are harder than […]
Black Mountain men Prom and Karlberg lead with fine 65 Thailand’s Prom Meesawat and Swedish star Rikard Karlberg showed steely resolve to share the opening round lead at the US$1 million King’s Cup Golf Hua Hin after shooting matching seven-under-par 65s on Thursday.
Black Mountain men Prom and Karlberg lead with fine 65 Thailand’s Prom Meesawat and Swedish star Rikard Karlberg showed steely resolve to share the opening round lead at the US$1 million King’s Cup Golf Hua Hin after shooting matching seven-under-par 65s on Thursday.
Fredrik Andersson Hed putted beautifully during the opening round at the Asian Tour event hosted by Black Mountain Golf Club. He equalled swedish playing partner Johan Edfors at 2 under at the Kings Cup in Hua Hin. Listen to the video blog when Fredriks reveals the secret to putting under pressure. Hint: Practise makes perfect.