Blyth is eager to get his campaign

"I get more recognition now but I guess that's also because everyone supports me discount golf clubs as I come from a humble background. I don't want to be treated like a big star. No matter whether I win or not, I still want to remain humble," said Muniyappa.
Meanwhile Australia's Adam Blyth, who enjoyed three top-10s last taylormade r9 driver season, looks to a winning start as he tees off for his first event of the 2010 Asian Tour season.
"It's my first week of the year and it's exciting to see everyone back on the Asian Tour. I took a little bit of time off from callaway x-22 irons during the break where I did nothing," said Blyth.
The Australian came close to a breakthrough victory titleist ap2 irons in Malaysia and Indonesia last season but had to settle for a 10th and second place finish respectively.
Having enjoyed a refreshing break from golf, Blyth is eager to get his campaign off to a winning start.
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