Rene Menor sets a modest target as he heads to the ICTSI Riviera Classic for the third leg of the inaugural PGT Asia Tour beginning on Wednesday, downplaying his feat at Splendido last Sunday where he scored his maiden victory in record fashion.
He cites the demanding Langer course and the field firmed up by the entry of a number of foreign aces who missed the ICTSI Splendido Classic, including Indonesia Ian Andrew, who placed third behind Miguel Tabuena and Angelo Que in the PGTA kickoff leg at Southwoods last month, as challenges he has to hurdle to get a crack at another championship.
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