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Myanmar: Thailand Earthquake: In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake that rocked Myanmar and Thailand, Thailand's lone golfer at the Hero Indian Open, Kiradech Aphibarnrat, shared an inspiring message of strength and resilience. As the tremors shook both nations, with countless lives impacted, Aphibarnrat took a moment to speak from the heart, offering words of hope and encouragement to his fellow citizens. Despite the chaos and destruction caused by the earthquake, which left communities reeling, the seasoned golfer expressed his unshakable belief that Thailand will rise above the calamity. "Our nation is strong enough to recover from this," he said, embodying the spirit of resilience that has long defined Thailand.

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00:00I mean, I've been coming so far to be top 30 in the world and almost keep knocking on a door on
00:07the major and world golf. I'm so glad that a lot of, a couple of Asian players be a part of Leaf,
00:14a couple of Asia be a part of European tour, Asian tour, PGA tour. I mean, every tour we,
00:19I think we're strong enough to fight and play against the top players.
00:23To me, Aniban was, we become very close friends and we know each other from like 10 years old
00:31and we playing competitor golf together for so long. I never, never see Aniban in the
00:38competitor's side. He's always, always been my friends and we've been nice to each other.
00:44Hopefully everyone be okay, be fine and save Thailand. We might lose some, but I think the
00:51country is strong enough going up to back walking again. You were the first Thai to
00:57become part of the PGA tour and since then you have played multiple majors and even though you
01:03have come close, but still, if you can recall your journey in the last three, four years,
01:08how it has been for you? Well, yeah. I started playing on the PGA tour in 2014. Like you're
01:16saying, play amount of major world golf events, play decent golf, hang in top 50, top 30 in the
01:23world, five, six years until I hurt my knee on 2019 at the master. That almost really
01:33crossed everything that I've been working so hard. I ended up with lost my tour card on the
01:38PGA tour 2021 and play mainly on DP world tour right now. I mean, I've been coming so far to be
01:48top 30 in the world and almost keep knocking on a door on the major and world golf.
01:55I know it's never been easy. Yeah. Can you also tell me about this dichotomy that has
02:00come to the golf, like live versus, and you had been one of the leading lights in Asia.
02:06So how difficult it was for a player like you to be in caught in the midst, whether to go to the
02:13live or for the DP world tour? I would say as the player size, I would say good for everyone.
02:21For me, I feel you have more event, you have more prize money, more choice for the player to go play.
02:29Um, for me, I doesn't look at the bad way. I think, you know, to have more league or more
02:36companies that coming in this golf games and support, make everything excited. I would say
02:45I grabbed that everyone pushes so hard. Um, I, uh, I mean,
02:54I'm so glad that a lot of, a couple of Asian player be a part of, of leave couple Asia, be a
03:01part of a European tour of Asian to a PGA tour. I mean, every tour we, I think we're strong enough
03:07to fight and play against the top players. Uh, yeah, it's, it's such a good time in the last
03:14few years. And, uh, you must have played with Anirban Lahiri for many, many years, and he happens
03:21to talk about you whenever, whenever he is here for any of the events. So how has been that, uh,
03:28rivalry come friendship that is there? I mean, me and Anirban was, we become really close friends.
03:36And, um, we know each other from like 10 years old and we playing competitive golf together for so
03:43long. Uh, such a nice guys, great gentlemen. Um, I can't say without, I have no doubt that he,
03:54one of the best player in the world. Um, we all walk side by side together in the Korea so far
04:01in last 25 years on tour, he success. And I'm so happy every time I see him. Uh, we was not so far
04:12away, a couple of hours drive from where we live in the state back when we play on a PGA tour. Um,
04:19when he take the deal with Leaf, we negotiate, he negotiate, um, we discuss, I think he do the
04:27right way. Um, I'm so happy for him. Um, you know, I'm glad every time I see him, I never,
04:36never see Anirban in the competitor's side. He's always, always been my friends and
04:43we've been nice to each other. So, um, yeah, I, I wish that we have more player to look in the
04:50same way between me and Anirban. Even we, um, we play in the same event. We growing up in the same
04:55times and we still so close. Do you think that if world ranking points was part of Live, like
05:02somebody like you or Anirban who are one of the most talented of golfers coming out of Asia
05:07would not have had to struggle for getting into the majors? Of course. Big, big. Yeah, of course.
05:14For me, I think like I'm saying, I just so happy to see every tour coming murdered, you know,
05:21joining up. Um, I don't see the point at why Leaf can't get the world ranking. I mean,
05:27from me, I really open. I'm not on the same. I'm on European tour side, PGA tour,
05:32Leaf or Asia. I'm just the players. So whatever I can go play, I'll play. I'm just enjoying my
05:39day as work anywhere. You're not supposed to be blocking every player to go. You can't go there.
05:48You have to play there. I don't think it's sensible. You know, everyone have to, um,
05:53welcome in open arm. That's what I'm thinking. Uh, I know it's a lot of issue behind the table,
06:00but we just, we just the players. So we don't really know what's going on. Um,
06:06for me, I just feel whatever it needs, it helps all the players just do it.
06:13Your monk days, if you can just recall when you had actually followed your tradition,
06:18Thai tradition of becoming a monk, how as a, as a, as a human being, as, as a spiritual person,
06:25how did it affect you? How much, uh, did it give you a push? Uh, because golf is also
06:32somewhere or the other. It is like not getting flinched by the pressure of the wind or the
06:37weather or the nature. And you have to play like that almost like a monk. Yeah. Um,
06:42I think it's a good way. I think you guys under really understand our culture,
06:47India and Thai, almost, it's almost the same thing. You know, um, we pay, we, um, we live in
06:54region. So I wish I can come to India and meditation over here. It more calms. And I
07:02just feel like I'm, I'm being a better, better guy. I'm more calms and growing up guy. Um,
07:10so makes my, my mind, my head more like concentrate in the game more than what I'm
07:19saying. And Indian food. I'm sure. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I eat some, uh, curry was the best.
07:24Um, I can't ignore it. You know, it was the Asian food everywhere. And this is, uh, which
07:31number of Indian open that you have played? Oh, quite, quite, quite a bit. Um, I know I'm not
07:37really come close to the, um, to win the title. I win one in India, actually my first Asian tour
07:46winning in sale open back in 2010 or 11. So it really opened up my career. So I still have a
07:54good memories with Indian.
08:07I really feel sorry for our country. I have to say, I really want to save, um, uh, everyone
08:13back home. So sad to hear, but it's the nature, nature right now. So we have to do what we have
08:22to do. Um, hopefully everyone be okay, be fine and safe Thailand. Um, it's quite new for us. We
08:32not going to get a lot of earthquake as long as I know, maybe it's the first time that we have it.
08:39Um, we might loss some, but I think the country is strong enough to going up, uh, to back walking
08:46again. And I wish everyone to be strong, stay healthy and, um, get recover fast.

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