Not every day you get a chance to watch a golf tournament, so when they held Singapore Open this week in Serapong Course at Sentosa Golf Club, I went there, walking in the huge grass course, seeing how top world players play golf. They hit some amazing shots, how they could hit the golf ball from 200-300 metres away, and yet the ball landed less than 10 metres from the hole, all in a sunny but very windy weather this afternoon. You get to see professional players like Phil Mickelson, Vijay Singh, and Angel Cabrera (who won Singapore Open title today and US$4 million cash prize, after fending off Vijay by only one shot) play. Initially, I only expected about 200 people will come to watch golf, after all, it's not a popular sport like soccer, but to my amazement, when I reached there, I saw thousands of people walking around the golf field, following their favorite player from the side.

A player ready to putt

The crowd are "professional" too. When a player is about to take his shot, the marshals will raise a sign that says "Quiet please", and all the crowd will suddenly turn quiet. Very very quiet in fact, the crowd sitting/standing behind the ropes barriers don't even move, until the player has taken his shot, then crowd will turn noisy again, clapping.

This is me, slowly heading for the exit after virtually walked around the whole golf course

Currently feeling: confused