Anirban Lahiri braved a viral fever to finish his second round at The Open, Lahiri however missed the cut after a second straight three-over-75 (Picture Courtesy: Asian Tour)
PGTI Kashmir Masters: Chikkarangappa receives the cheque from (l to r) Mrs. N Gul, Secy, Royal Springs GC, Mr. G Shah, MD, J&KGDMA, Mr. S Kumar, Div Comm, Kashmir, Mr. F Shah, Dy Comm, Srinagar
The PGTI Kashmir Masters presented by KEO, the third event of the 2014 PGTI Super Series, was announced at a press conference in Royal Springs Golf Course, Srinagar on July 8, 2014
(L to R) - Mr. U S Mundy, Director, PGTI, Mr. G Shah, MD, GDA, J&K, Shubhankar Sharma, Mr. P Sandhu, Director, PGTI, Mr. D Aman, Director, KEO, Jyoti Randhawa, Ms. N Gul, Secretary, Royal Springs GC
The PGTI moves to its next destination, the magnificent Royal Springs Golf Course in Srinagar, for the PGTI Kashmir Masters presented by KEO, scheduled to be held from July 9 - 12, 2014
J&K Bank PGTI Pahalgam Masters: Champion Om Prakash Chouhan receives the cheque & trophy from Mr. M Y Khan, Former Chairman, J&K Bank (3rd from left) & Mr. S M Sahai, ADGP, J&K Police (4th from left)
J&K Bank PGTI Pahalgam Masters: Aditya Bhandarkar totaled nine-under for two rounds to share third place with Jyoti Randhawa, Khalin Joshi & Arshdeep Tiwana
Anirban Lahiri secures a spot for the 2014 British Open through his world ranking, Lahiri all set to make his second Major appearance (Picture Courtesy: Asian Tour)
J&K Bank PGTI Pahalgam Masters: Mukesh Kumar was in joint fourth along with Jyoti Randhawa, Om Prakash Chouhan, Khalin Joshi & Arshdeep Tiwana on day 1
Feeder Tour, Karnal: Arshdeep Tiwana receives the winning cheque from Mr. S Vashisht, DG, Haryana Police (2nd from left) & Mr. U S Mundy, Director, PGTI (extreme right)
Feeder Tour, Karnal: Akshay Sharma finished runner-up after firing the joint best score of the week, a six-under-62, in the final round; He continues to lead the PGTI Feeder Tour Order of Merit
Feeder Tour, Karnal: Suleman Ali shot the joint best score of the week, a six-under-62, to be placed tied second in round 2 along with Pradeep Kumar and Dinesh Raghuvanshi
Feeder Tour, Jaipur: Akshay Sharma came up with a magnificent 20-feet eagle putt to defeat Rahul Bajaj on the second playoff hole and bag his maiden title
Feeder Tour, Jaipur: Bikramjit Singh Sandhu also shot a four-under-66 to grab a share of the round 1 lead, he missed a hole-in-one by a whisker on the 16th
Shiv Kapur secured tied 23rd place at Pinehurst to record the best-ever finish by an Indian at the US Open and the second-best result for India at the Majors
Shiv Kapur closed round 3 of the US Open in tied 23rd place, 12 shots off the lead. Kapur, the highest-placed Asian in the field, on course to achieve best-ever result by an Indian at the US Open.
Shiv Kapur became the second Indian after Jeev Milkha Singh to make the cut at the US Open after an even-par-70 in round 2. He was placed tied 33rd at three-over-143.
Shiv Kapur qualified for his maiden US Open after finishing tied fifth in the International Sectional Qualifier in England; He is now set to make his third Major appearance at the 2014 US Open
Anirban Lahiri climbed from 67 to 65 in the world rankings after his tied sixth finish at The Championship in Singapore, he continues to lead the Asian Tour Order of Merit
Anirban Lahiri poses with the CIMB Niaga Indonesian Masters trophy, his win helped him climb to a career-high 67 in the world rankings (Picture Courtesy: Asian Tour)
Anirban Lahiri sank a 20-feet eagle putt on the final hole to register his first title outside India and lift the CIMB Niaga Indonesian Masters trophy, he has now risen to no. 1 on the Asian Tour
Anirban Lahiri braved a viral fever to finish his second round at The Open, Lahiri however missed the cut after a second straight three-over-75 (Picture Courtesy: Asian Tour)
PGTI Kashmir Masters: Chikkarangappa receives the cheque from (l to r) Mrs. N Gul, Secy, Royal Springs GC, Mr. G Shah, MD, J&KGDMA, Mr. S Kumar, Div Comm, Kashmir, Mr. F Shah, Dy Comm, Srinagar
The PGTI Kashmir Masters presented by KEO, the third event of the 2014 PGTI Super Series, was announced at a press conference in Royal Springs Golf Course, Srinagar on July 8, 2014
(L to R) - Mr. U S Mundy, Director, PGTI, Mr. G Shah, MD, GDA, J&K, Shubhankar Sharma, Mr. P Sandhu, Director, PGTI, Mr. D Aman, Director, KEO, Jyoti Randhawa, Ms. N Gul, Secretary, Royal Springs GC
The PGTI moves to its next destination, the magnificent Royal Springs Golf Course in Srinagar, for the PGTI Kashmir Masters presented by KEO, scheduled to be held from July 9 - 12, 2014
J&K Bank PGTI Pahalgam Masters: Champion Om Prakash Chouhan receives the cheque & trophy from Mr. M Y Khan, Former Chairman, J&K Bank (3rd from left) & Mr. S M Sahai, ADGP, J&K Police (4th from left)
J&K Bank PGTI Pahalgam Masters: Aditya Bhandarkar totaled nine-under for two rounds to share third place with Jyoti Randhawa, Khalin Joshi & Arshdeep Tiwana
Anirban Lahiri secures a spot for the 2014 British Open through his world ranking, Lahiri all set to make his second Major appearance (Picture Courtesy: Asian Tour)
J&K Bank PGTI Pahalgam Masters: Mukesh Kumar was in joint fourth along with Jyoti Randhawa, Om Prakash Chouhan, Khalin Joshi & Arshdeep Tiwana on day 1
Feeder Tour, Karnal: Arshdeep Tiwana receives the winning cheque from Mr. S Vashisht, DG, Haryana Police (2nd from left) & Mr. U S Mundy, Director, PGTI (extreme right)
Feeder Tour, Karnal: Akshay Sharma finished runner-up after firing the joint best score of the week, a six-under-62, in the final round; He continues to lead the PGTI Feeder Tour Order of Merit
Feeder Tour, Karnal: Suleman Ali shot the joint best score of the week, a six-under-62, to be placed tied second in round 2 along with Pradeep Kumar and Dinesh Raghuvanshi
Feeder Tour, Jaipur: Akshay Sharma came up with a magnificent 20-feet eagle putt to defeat Rahul Bajaj on the second playoff hole and bag his maiden title
Feeder Tour, Jaipur: Bikramjit Singh Sandhu also shot a four-under-66 to grab a share of the round 1 lead, he missed a hole-in-one by a whisker on the 16th
Shiv Kapur secured tied 23rd place at Pinehurst to record the best-ever finish by an Indian at the US Open and the second-best result for India at the Majors
Shiv Kapur closed round 3 of the US Open in tied 23rd place, 12 shots off the lead. Kapur, the highest-placed Asian in the field, on course to achieve best-ever result by an Indian at the US Open.
Shiv Kapur became the second Indian after Jeev Milkha Singh to make the cut at the US Open after an even-par-70 in round 2. He was placed tied 33rd at three-over-143.
Shiv Kapur qualified for his maiden US Open after finishing tied fifth in the International Sectional Qualifier in England; He is now set to make his third Major appearance at the 2014 US Open
Anirban Lahiri climbed from 67 to 65 in the world rankings after his tied sixth finish at The Championship in Singapore, he continues to lead the Asian Tour Order of Merit
Anirban Lahiri poses with the CIMB Niaga Indonesian Masters trophy, his win helped him climb to a career-high 67 in the world rankings (Picture Courtesy: Asian Tour)
Anirban Lahiri sank a 20-feet eagle putt on the final hole to register his first title outside India and lift the CIMB Niaga Indonesian Masters trophy, he has now risen to no. 1 on the Asian Tour
