‘Breaking into the top ten is my dream now’

So,I had my share of downs but they helped me become a more mature player in terms of mental strength and laid the foundation of what I have achieved today. They had a role to play when,after a seven-year-long wait for a title,I won the Volvo China Open win in early 2006. The Volvo Masters title in Spain that followed the same year was the best win of my decade. Whenever I feel down,I remember that win and it makes me happy. That year too,fellow Indian golfers Jyoti Randhawa,Shiv Kapur and Arjun Atwal were doing well. Whether it was playing in the World Cup with Jyoti or in the domestic circuit,I have always learnt a lot from fellow players.
In 2008,I had four wins. In 2009,I finished fourth at the World Golf Championship at Doral. Both years were great.

I had my share of injuries too but I was lucky to resume playing after a career-threatening wrist injury in the late Nineties. Whenever I finish my career,if I would look back,playing the Majors was always my dream and this dream came true in this decade apart from breaking into the top 50. Breaking into the top ten is the next dream for me and I believe the next decade will make that happen.
With golf being included in Olympic Games in 2016,I definitely see myself representing my country in Brazil. With youngsters like Gaganjeet Bhullar and Anirban Lahiri performing well,Indian golf is set for better things in the next decade.