Martin Kaymer hopes a clear head can help him secure a first victory for almost two years in the inaugural Maybank Championship Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur. The former world No 1 has not won since claiming the second of his major titles in the 2014 US Open at Pinehurst, where he led from start to finish just five weeks after doing the same in the Players Championship at Sawgrass.Kaymer squandered a 10-shot lead in the final round of the Abu Dhabi Championship in 2015 and lost a play-off in the Italian Open later the same season. The 31-year-old also lost his full playing privileges on the PGA Tour, after failure to qualify for the FedEx Cup play-offs meant he could not play enough events to fulfil the membership criteria.That at least means more appearances in European Tour events and the world No 36 is hoping to make up for a missed cut in the Dubai Desert Classic with a strong performance at Royal Selangor.Ive played many times in Malaysia, but this has to be my favourite course here, the Ryder Cup star told a pre-tournament press conference on Wednesday. Its definitely my kind of course.I grew up playing tree-lined courses, so in some ways this place reminds me of home - although its a little bit warmer here. Kaymer spoke to the media ahead of the Maybank Championship Malaysia The golf course suits me. I have no reason not to relax and feel happy. You always expect a lot from yourself, but hopefully I can handle that this week.I practised hard over the winter, sometimes it pays off straight away and other times it takes longer. The last few years Ive managed to get off to a fast start, especially in Abu Dhabi, but this time Ive struggled to find my rhythm so I took time off last week and went on holiday and it really helped to clear my head. Eight of the worlds top 50 feature in this weeks field, with top seed Danny Willett making his first appearance winning last months Dubai Desert Classic.Kiradech Aphibarnrat should be on his honeymoon after marrying his partner Tunyatorn Chaiyarat on Valentines Day, but instead makes an immediate return to action and tees off alongside Matt Fitzpatrick and Darren Clarke. Kiradech Aphibarnrat plays his first tournament as a married man this week Ive been staying in contact with my wife on social media, Aphibarnrat said. She teaches in Thailand, so unfortunately she cant come this week because her students have exams next week.I dont want to keep reminding my wife about the fact that we were meant to be on honeymoon this week, because she will get angry with me, but she also understands my work.Watch the Maybank Championship Malaysia throughout the week live on Sky Sports 4 - your home of golf. Or watch from £6.99 without a contract, on NOW TV Also See: Malaysia betting preview Louis wants Malaysia repeat European Tour Season Pass Golf live on Sky Sports 4 Giannis Antetokounmpo Jersey .Y. -- Injured Buffalo Sabres forward Marcus Foligno did not practice with the team Monday and head coach Ron Rolston said its unlikely hell play in Wednesdays season opener in Detroit. Jason Smith Bucks Jersey . 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MOSCOW -- Extra security measures are planned for the 2018 World Cup in Russia following hooligan violence at the European Championship, new FIFA secretary general Fatma Samoura said on Tuesday.Russian fans, some equipped with martial arts gear, clashed with English supporters in Marseille city center and inside the stadium during the tournament in France.Asked during her first visit to Moscow about fears that such violence could be repeated in Russia, Samoura said there will be additional measures, including known troublemakers being banned from stadiums.Samoura said FIFA observers attended all host cities during the European Championship, and their recommendations would form a key part of future security policy.All these lessons learned will be used not only here but also in the future by FIFA in any country where we identity a high risk of security, she said.Samoura did not provide specifics of the new measures or say whether any FIFA observers were present for the violence in Marseille.Security during the World Cup in the Russian Federation is guaranteed by the government, Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko said. The security will be unobtrusive, but serious.It is not the first time security plans for the 2018 World Cup have been altered. Last year, organizers said there would be a greater focus on securing fan zones from terrorism in the wake of attacks in Paris.Russia has tighteened its anti-hooligan measures in the run-up to the World Cup, introducing legislation to ban offenders from stadiums.ddddddddddddAn amendment to that law, signed this week by President Vladimir Putin, means blacklisted fans names will be published by Russian police.Russian authorities provided just 30 names of suspected troublemakers to French police ahead of Euro 2016, against 2,500 supplied by Germany.However, Marseille authorities thanked Russian police for sharing intelligence which led to the convictions of three Russian fans for involvement in the Marseille violence and the deportation of 20 more.Samoura announced the tightened security measures for the World Cup as FIFA revealed the ticket prices for the 2018 tournament.The cheapest tickets for foreign fans at group stage games will rise more than 16 percent since 2014, with the new prices set at $105 -- a $15 increase on the equivalent tickets in Brazil two years ago.Tickets for the final cost between $455 and $1,100, and those for the opening game between $220 and $550.Russian residents can benefits from sharp discounts, with the cheapest tickets for the domestic audience selling for 1,280 rubles ($20), roughly the same as those for local fans at the previous tournaments in Brazil and South Africa. 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