Jyoti improves on early errors

Randhawa, who has been finding his rhythm coming and going all season, rallied from early mistakes to finish the day with a steady one-under 70 on a difficult first day the Barclay's Singapore Open.

Jyoti Randhawa, who won here in 2000 before the event became a big-ticket tournament, would love to have a shot at it once more. On Thursday, Randhawa, who has been finding his rhythm coming and going all season, rallied from early mistakes to finish the day with a steady one-under 70 on a difficult first day the Barclay's Singapore Open. He was tied seventh with Phil Mickelson and six others.

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Englishman Ian Poulter, who pulled out of last year's edition because of the absence of his regular clubs, shot four birdies to take the lead.