Kaymer 's strong will for the huge stresses

Kaymer 's strong will for the huge stresses

“I don’t have any pressure. I just pressure myself to win more golf tournaments,” said Kaymer.“It doesn’t change if I am No. 1, 5 or 10 in the world. My life has changed though. I don’t have much time to myself and to my family like before but the most important thing is you don’t change as a person.“It’s important to have good people around you and that’s what I have.”Kaymer is also the reigning PGA Championship winner and the presence of British Open The Common Point Of Woods And Nicklaus champion Louis Oosthuizen on the same field have elevated the status of the joint sanctioned European and Asian Tour event this year.And Charl Schwartzel’s triumph at the Masters last week was the icing on the cake for the 50th edition of the Malaysian Open.“There is even more world ranking points with Schwartzel winning the Masters now,” said Kaymer.“I was happy to see him winning. Louis (Oosthuizen) and I were at the airport at Augusta and we changed our flight here to see if he would win or not. It was nice to see the way he won.“It’s nice to see it for European golf as it is huge again. We have all the Majors now and it’s fantastic. It’s nice to see so many Europeans in the top 15 of the world rankings.”Kaymer had the chance to check out the course when he played in the pro-am yesterday and he finished with a three-under 68.“I will be happy with that tomorrow. The course is very soft and you can be aggressive with the approach shots,” he said.