Kochhar hopes for a ‘perfect week’ in sapping Singapore

It’s 30°C outside, but it feels like 40 degrees.

- Shantanu S! vastava

Add intermittent rains and humidity upwards of 65% and you have “an oven” designed to sap every ounce of energy. That's how Karandeep Kochhar described the conditions at Serapong Course in Sentosa Golf Club, where the $2 million Singapore Open returns for its 57th edition (April 23-26).Having played here once during the Covid years, Kochhar knows overhead conditions will not be the only challenge in his title bid. The 7,4ll-yard course will test the driving strength of the 144-strong field. With as many as Il Indians— including veterans Jeev Milkha Singh, SSP Chawrasia, and Gaganjeet Bhullar—in the fray, Kochhar will have fine and familiar company to lean on.