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Hi Jeev, I am 32 years old and have just started taking interest in the game and i am planning to start it soon. May you get well soon and make Indian as well as the sikh community proud. Warm Regards.

Harpreet Singh Karir

Dear Harpreet, it's just great that you are taking up the game, I wish you well with it and remember to get someone good to coach you. My injury is on the mend and will be back firing on all cylinders very soon. Kind regards, Jeev.

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Hi Jeev, I am 34 year old, have started playing golf around 8 months ago only. I really wish I could have started earlier. I practise around 4 times a week (for around 2 hrs and 200 hits with various clubs) and want to seriously pursue this sport. Do you see some future for someone in my situation? What would be your advice to me? Warm Regards Manu

Manu Sharma

Dear Manu, provided you get some lessons from a good teaching professional I would definitely say that you could really get to enjoy your golf. It's always good to practice and it seems like you are doing plenty of that. Good luck, Regards, Jeev.

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HI JEEV, This is Venkat from Tiruppur, the famous hosiery town in Tamil nadu,India. I have been following your tournaments on the web and on tv for the last couple of years.You are doing a great job in keeping the Indian flag flying in the world of golf single handedly. I have not yet touched a golf club in my life(i am 38 years old), but from whatever golfing knowledge i have, you can compete with anybody in the world, from tee to green. If you become confident and consistent in your putting, you can win any tournament in the world, including the majors. All the best for your success at Bethpage Black in the US OPEN, and also for your efforts to get your US PGA TOUR CARD for 2010. Best wishes for a long, happy and blissful family life to you and Kudrat. Yours friendly, VENKAT

Venkatachalam Palaniswamy

Dear Venkat, thank you for you kind message. I am extremely proud of my heritage and it is wonderful that my sport allows me to carry my country around the world. I'm not alone out there as Jyoti Rhandawa, SSP and Shiv are also out there representing India worldwide. Thank you very much for your support. Kind regards, Jeev.

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Hey Jeev, Recently I travellled up to Kent with my Dad to watch the European open, I originally intended upon watching the young big aratic hitters like Rory and Alvaro; however you really caught my eye and myself and my dad were impressed with your rhythm and tempo. Do you believe that tempo is what the swing is really about? And what sort of yardage are you making with your driver? All the best Ryan

Ryan Sears

Hello Ryan, it was great that you came to watch at The London Club and feel most honoured that you watched me instead of those young guns!!! I think the tempo of the swing is very important in the game of golf and I work hard on this aspect of the game. My current average Driving Distance this year is 290.94 yards. Thank you for writing in. Kind Regards, Jeev.

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Dear Jeev, Seeing you striding victoriously all over the world"s fairways is an inspiration to any sportsperson regardless of sport. Please keep up the good work. May god bless you with good health and fortune. Best wishes for a major. Balaji(proud golfer and indian)

Balaji Ramanathan

Dear Balaji, many many thinks for your kind message - it is wonderful that I receive so much support in my career and I really appreciate your message. Hopefully a Major will come my way! Kind regards, Jeev.

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