PUBLISHED : 3 Aug 2023 at 04:00
Jakarta: Sadom Kaewkanjana always exudes calmness and composure but at this week’s Mandiri Indonesia Open that will be even more apparent as, just last month, the Thai star completed his two-week monkhood.
With the main aim of giving his family considerable merit, he ordained himself as a monk for a short period of time, something Thai men, after they turn 20, often choose to do, entering a monastery to study dharma — the teachings of the Lord Buddha.
“I was ordained because I wanted to return the greatest merit and repay my parents,” said Sadom, who tees off in Indonesia’s National Open tomorrow at Pondok Indah Golf Course.
“The time of ordination was of great value and experience, even though the…
