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Ryan Moore is in a pretty good place heading into this weeks CIMB Classic.Over the past month, he finished second at the Tour Championship, losing to Rory McIlroy in an epic playoff, and followed that by winning the deciding match for the United States at the Ryder Cup.This week he returns to Malaysia to compete on a TPC Kuala Lumpur course where he already owns two wins, so there is no question his confidence is at an all-time high.Golf is all about confidence, and the better you play, you just keep getting more and more of it, Moore said. It makes you feel good, especially coming to a course that Ive had success on and I feel good on to begin with.Moore is part of a strong 78-player field that includes defending champion Justin Thomas, major champions Adam Scott, Keegan Bradley, Ernie Els and Vijay Singh, along with Ryder Cuppers Sergio Garcia and Patrick Reed. Hideki Matsuyama is coming off a three-shot win at the Japan Open.The field also includes Brendan Steele, who won the season-opening Safeway Open last week in Napa, Calif., and Englands Paul Casey, who finished third. Steele tied for third at last years CIMB Classic. Casey has finished no worse than fourth in his last four PGA Tour starts.Thomas earned his first PGA Tour title in Malaysia last year when he birdied three of the final four holes to set a tournament record at 26 under par. That included a second-round, 11-under 61. Thomas went on to finish eighth in the FedExCup standings and almost make the Ryder Cup team.Ill take 26 under right now if I could every time we play, Thomas said. You never know what can happen. Its a place where someone can really get rolling and go two or three days and shoot some really, really low scores.Conditions are typically good for low scores in Kuala Lumpur. The course is short (6,985 yards, par 72), the fairways are large, and there is very little rough. The result has been a putting contest.The scoring was quite a bit lower (last year), and that was because there wasnt any rough, Moore said. That is where the difference in scoring happened last year. It looks like its going to be, again, very similar to that, so well probably see a little better scoring again this year.Moore has seen the scores drop. He won the tournament in 2013 by shooting 14 under. He won in 2014 by shooting 17 under.Then I shot 17 under last year to lose by nine, he said. Thats a big difference, and the rough is that difference. It was really long and really difficult to hit out of those first two years. In the last couple years, its just not punishing.Points scored during the tournament, which became an official PGA Tour event four years ago, count toward the FedExCup standings. The $7 million purse is the largest in the region.Lionel Hitchman Jersey . 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He has a phone hearing with the department of player safety, which limits any potential suspension to five or fewer games.PARIS -- Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi wants David Beckham to carry on working with the club after his retirement and is hopeful of reaching an agreement with the former England captain within the next two weeks. The 38-year-old midfielder announced Thursday that he will retire from football after PSGs last game of the season. The big-spending club remains hopeful he will have a part to play in PSGs future, possibly in an ambassadorial role. "I met him yesterday, actually, and hes very interested to continue being involved with the big project of Paris Saint-Germain," Al-Khelaifi said at a news conference on Friday. "He believes in the project, he believes in the club, he loves the club. "He enjoyed the last six months, so we are in discussions now. Just yesterday he announced he was going to retire so we have time to discuss (it)," Al-Khelaifi added. "In the next two weeks we are hopefully going to announce if were going to reach an agreement together. I hope we will, because honestly I want him. " Coach Carlo Ancelotti said Friday that Beckham will start PSGs final home game against Brest on Saturday. PSGs last game is away to Lorient on May 26, although it is uncertain whether Beckham will play in that one. "Hes taken this decision. We have to respect his decision," Ancelotti said, speaking about Beckhams decision to retire. "He thought it was the right decision to stop. Not just PSG but the football world lost a fantastic player a professional player, a good man." The former Real Madrid and Manchester United star joined PSG in a surprise move on the last day of the transfer window and has played 13 games so far -- most of them as a substitute -- and clinched a league title with a fourth different club, having alsso won two championships with the Los Angeles Galaxy.dddddddddddd. "Football will lose a player who had a very good image. So in that sense we cant be happy," Ancelotti said. "I will remember him as a fantastic passer. He was one of the best in the world at passing. His career was fantastic he played for the best clubs in the world, Real Madrid, Manchester United, Milan, Paris Saint-Germain. He went to America and won the championship. He was a fantastic midfielder who could play in any position." Although Beckham has played reasonably well at times for PSG, he has actually stood out more for his combative streak than for his passing and crossing. Beckham has set up only one goal, a delightful chipped pass from the right against Rennes that appeared to be going in anyway before top scorer Zlatan Ibrahimovic helped himself to another goal. Beckham was booked in the second leg of the Champions League quarterfinal against Barcelona, and against Evian on April 28 he was red-carded shortly after coming on as he went into a tackle with a dangerously raised foot. There was no contact, but the challenge was reckless. Against Brest at Parc des Princes on Saturday, Beckham will have a chance to say farewell to PSGs fans, who only knew him for a short time, before pulling on a jersey for the final time in Lorient. "The quality he showed is his professionalism on the pitch and off the pitch, the character," Ancelotti said. Ancelottis future with the club is uncertain and he has yet to confirm whether he will be staying next season -- and he has no idea if Beckham will continue working with the club. "Its not my business to find a role for David," he said. "Hes going to speak to the club (to see) if he decides to have a new position." ' ' '