Australia's Adam Scott won the Barclays Singapore Open for the third time. Here, he gave his thoughts on winning the tournament, the keys to his victory as well as his targets for next year.

Apart from winning the The Masters, Phil Mickelson did not have a great year by his standards. With the experience that he's had playing here, Phil is confident of victory at the BSO 2010.

Martin Kaymer, PGA Championship Winner, reckons that his game is well suited to the layout and conditions of the Serapong and Tanjong courses.

Graeme McDowell, winner of the US Open, is enjoying a rich vein of form and feels that he has a good chance of winning any tournament that he participates in.

Plagued by a shoulder injury, Jeev Milkha Singh didn't perform up to expectations this year. The 2008 BSO champion will be hoping to get his game back on track here in Singapore.

Defending champion Ian Poulter is back at the Barclays Singapore Open to defend his title. He arrived at the press conference with a really relaxed demeanour (he even had his shoe laces undone).

Poulter said that his biggest competitor is only himself, and that the expectations of being the defending championship does not affect him at all.

Let's see if his supreme confidence can bring him results in this year's instalment of the BSO.

Y.E Yang,the first major winner from Asia, will be playing his first Barclays Singapore Open this year. Through his manager and interpreter, the stocky South Korean gave an assessment of his performances in 2010, and also the reasons behind the opening of his indoor golf range in Dallas.

Yang always have a knack of upping his game in Asia-based tournaments, and the BSO 2010 may be the tournament that will turn his year around.

Sentosa Golf Club's Andrew Johnston talks about the changes that he have prepared for the Barclays Singapore Open.