Bryden Macpherson will aim to keep his red hot form going on the PGA TOUR China this week, a win and T3 in two starts since returning from America making him the player to beat at the Lushan Open.

The
25-year-old returned to China from a disappointing Web.com
Tour campaign last month and has been in scintillating form since.

Having played
the PGA TOUR China in 2014 with good success, Macpherson parlayed that form
into a Web.com card at the end of year Q-School.

While his play
during 2015 was indifferent, he seems to have found his feet again back in
China and at fourth on the Order of Merit could well earn exemption to the Web.com Tour again as one of the top five earners at
the end of the 12 event Series.

Macpherson is one
of 20 Australasians in the field, New Zealand’s Josh Geary likely to be one of
the Australian’s main rivals.

Geary has
already won three times this year and has an all but unassailable lead on the
Order of Merit with a Web.com Tour card beckoning.

Peter Cooke
and Rohan Blizard are also having good seasons in China, both inside the top 15
on the Order of Merit and looking to climb further this week.