I was six over par on that hole this week. It happens but the game is good,' said Jeev.

'I was pushing it too much. I was one under and was trying to be too aggressive on the back nine and went the other way. The course can eat you up but that's alright as I tried. My game is good and I feel comfortable with it.'

Jeev was hoping to put in a strong showing in the Swiss Alps to boost his chances of a call-up from Norman, who will announce his two picks Tuesday. The Indian had finished 12th on the team rankings, two rungs outside automatic selection after missing several weeks of action to a rib injury.

Asked if he felt he had done enough to catch Norman's eye this week, he said: 'I don't know. I played well, I'm playing well. It's the captain's choice, whatever he wants to do.'