England’s Simon Dyson hitting a shot on the 18th hole

England’s Simon Dyson hitting a shot on the 18th hole

The Englishman returned a bogey-free card, firing eight birdies to match Rory McIlroy’s performance on the greens.Dyson started with a two-under 70 on Thursday and will be relishing the chance to make a title charge.“I wasn’t feeling at my best yesterday (on Thursday) and went back to my room and straight to bed. I woke up this morning Ping G15 Series Review and felt better again and managed to get it going with eight birdies and no bogeys,” said Dyson, who is clueless about what hit him at the start of the tournament“I don’t know what it was. I drank so much water. I missed breakfast and did not eat much for lunch ... so I guess that was it.“My energy just went like a flick of the switch (on Thursday). I birdied 10 and had a decent shot into 11 and birdied the next two holes.“I prefer the early morning tee-off. The greens are a lot better for a start and it is less humid. I read the greens really well,” added Dyson, who is now playing in the European Tour.The world No. 45 has a great affinity to Asia as he won the Order of Merit crown in his rookie professional season, thanks largely to three wins in 2000.“I don’t play too bad out here. It might be the success I had in 2000. I come out here and always seem to fancy my chances,” he said.