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Hey Jeev!! Congrats on your Callaway endorsement! I'm a name expert & saw the article about you in the Wall Street Journal .. so since I'm a name expert I thought it would be fun to tell you a little bit about yourself .. .1st off - you're going to be good looking, you have an amazing will power, your independent & have a keen sense of humbleness! Your parents did a great job naming you:) Kerri Hopkins from Namezook

Kerri Hopkins

Hello Kerri, well that certainly is most interesting and it's left me feeling very good about myself! I definitely have my parents to thank! Regards, Jeev.

Dear Jeev, Congratulations on getting back to the Top 50 in the world with the change in the ranking rules! Wishing you a very Happy New Year and a lot of success in 2010. Hopefully we will see you climb further in the rankings this year. With regards, Rahul.

Rahul Jain

Dear Rahul, many thanks for the message and I wish you and your family a happy and healthy 2010. As of today I'm moved back to 55th in the World Rankings but I shall certainly be aiming to get higher than that in the coming months. Kind Regards, Jeev.

Hi Jeev, first of all a very happy new year to you. Congratulations for getting the PGA tour card for this year and all the best for the Royal Trophy tournament. My question to you is that during the Mission Hills World cup you partnerned Jyoti Randhawa,and during the foursomes matches whose balls were you using for playing as Jyoti and you play different manufacterer balls? Also did both of you made some adjustments according to it? Thank you!

Saptarshi Chakraborty

Dear Saptarshi, In professional team golf you play a two ball rule so all we did was in the greensomes was I hit his ball off the tee and then Jyoti hit mine off the tee and then whoever had the second shot in always had an iron shot with their own ball so sometimes I would have my ball hitting into the green and Jyoti would have his though if Jyoti missed the green with his ball I then had to chip with it as that's the way greensomes work. And then in the foursomes it's the same thing so if I was hitting the tee shot I'd hit Jyoti's ball so he could hit his ball to the green and if he was hitting the tee shot it would be the other way round! So in effect we both played our own balls which you are allowed to do in team events as professionals. We didn't have to make any massive adjustments at all. The Royal Trophy was a very good close contest which we all enjoyed but we would have enjoyed it more if we had won! Happy new year and kind regards, Jeev.

Hello Jeev. I hope the rumours are true and that you've accepted your PGA Tour card for 2010? Does this mean we can count on seeing more of you in North America this year? Dave Carr.

Dave Carr

Dear Dave, yes I will be a member of the 2010 PGA Tour and am very much looking forward to the challenge of playing in the USA on a more regular basis. Happy New Year, Kind Regards, Jeev.

Hi Jeev, I'm a big fan I love your attitude and the way you play golf. I think it's brilliant that you actually answer these questions. I am 16 years old I am a keen golfer and play to about 15 handicap. I have just done my GCSEs and I am now doing my A Levels. How would you juggle your studies and golf. Or how did u juggle your studies when you played golf at a young age. Thanks a lot keep up the great work and I'm watching you in the matchplay so good luck!

Will McOnie

Dear Will, thank you for writing in. Although I had a pretty convincing win against Lee Westwood, things didn't really go my way after that and I didn't progress further than the group stage. I think it's great that you have got to 15 handicap at your age, especially when you have been doing your GCSE's. I think you should really concentrate hard on your A Levels and get good grades in them. If you have any spare time you can then practice and play golf. I attended Abilene Christian University in the United States of America on a scholarship and obtained a degree in business and international studies and was able to combine golf and studying which was perfect for me. Gpod luck, Jeev.