After a good showing in the Mercuries Taiwan Masters earlier in the week, Siddikur Rahman of Bangladesh will be looking to continue the good work when he tees off at the CJ Invitational which starts at the South Korean capital Seoul today.

Siddikur Finished joint third in Mercuries to leap from 17th to ninth on the latest Asian Tour Order of Merit, thereby earning him spots in the lucrative CIMB Classic. Coupled with his earlier qualification for the ISPS HANDA World Cup of Golf, Siddikur should be in a confident going into the 750,000-dollar CJ Invitational, which is hosted by Korea's

legendary golfer KJ Choi.

e 28-year-old Siddikur of Bangladesh have all earned their prized spots in the fourth edition of the CIMB Classic following the conclusion of the Mercuries Taiwan Masters on Sunday.

"I'm really happy to qualify for the CIMB Classic again. I had a good outing in 2010 when 1 finished tied 11th and I hope to play well again later this month," said a buoyant Siddikur to Asiantour.com a few days ago.

The illustrious field in the CJ Invitational includes - apart from two-time winner KJ Choi himself -Order of Merit leader Kiradech Aphibarnat of Thailand, Gaganjeet Bhullar of India, an in-form Scott Hend of Australia and Major champion David Toms of the United States.