NEW DELHI, OCTOBER 28: Simon Dyson, the young Yorkshireman who has set ablaze the Asian PGA Tour with his amazing pyrotechniques on the course this season, will now aim for his third title of the year during the Hero Honda Masters which begins at the DLF Golf and Country Club, Gurgaon, from November 2.The 22-year-old exciting golfer is in third place in the Asian PGA Tour Order of Merit following his victories in the Macau Open and the Volvo China Open, with earnings of $134,656 from 12 events in his rookie year. He is approximately $27,000 behind the current leader Yeh Wei-Tze of Taiwan and $7,000 less than Asia's No. 2 Jyoti Randhawa of India.Speaking from the Windmill Park Golf Club in Thailand after shooting a bogey-free round of eight-under 64 on the second day of the Lexus International, Dyson said: ``I am looking forward to the Hero Honda Masters. It is going to be a very important week for me as I have a good chance of topping the Order of Merit during the week. I have a good feeling as I did well in India during my first tournament.''Dyson shot into prominence when he submitted a six-under 66 card on the first day of the Wills Indian Open, which was played in March this year.The Hero Honda Masters begins on November 2 and the star attraction will be the presence of the top four players in the Asian PGA Tour Order of Merit - Yeh, Randhawa, Dyson and Craig Kamps of South Africa. The $200,000 tournament offers a winner's cheque of $33,200.The other Order of Merit top-10 players in the fray are No. 6 Prayad Marksaeng of Thailand, who has won the Casino Filipino Open this season; No. 7 South African James Kingston, winner of London Myanmar Open and Ericsson Classic this season and No. 10 Andrew Pitts of the United States.The Hero Honda Masters will feature seven winners on the tour who have won nine events out of 14 tournaments held so far. Dyson and Kingston are two-time winners, while the others are Soushi Tajima of Japan (Q-School); Yeh Wei-Tze (Malaysian Open); Marksaeng (Casino Filipino Open); Randhawa (Wills indian Open) and Stephen Lindskog of Sweden (Volvo Masters of Malaysia).
