SINGAPORE: Thailand’s Sadom Kaewkanjana, coming off the back of an inspired second half of 2021, is approaching the Asian Tour’s Singapore International, which starts Thursday, and next week’s season-ending Singapore Open, in his typically modest manner but there is no doubting it disguises a confident and fiercely competitive appetite for success.
“I just want to make the cut first,” Sadom said smilingly.
“I will just focus on enjoying the game and not think about the result. If I can make it, I will do my best in the last two days and I hope to finish in the top 10 — that would be great.”
The rising star won five titles on his country’s domestic circuits last year — including the Thailand Open.
At the Asian Tour Phuket Series in November and December, which marked the…
