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Jaipur, 02-10-2015
Udayan Mane secures maiden title in rookie season with resolute one-shot win in Jaipur
Rookie Udayan Mane of the Eagleton Golf Resort, Bangalore, secured his maiden title in only his seventh professional event as he registered a memorable one-shot win at the PGTI Players Championship at Rambagh Golf Club in Jaipur. Mane shot a three-under-67 in round four to end the week with a total of 16-under-264. Kolkata’s Shankar Das, who carded a four-under-66 in the final round, finished runner-up at 15-under-265.
Taipei, 01-10-2015
Rashid Khan off to flying start in Taiwan, placed second, one off lead
India’s Rashid Khan was off to a flying start at the US$650,000 Mercuries Taiwan Masters on Thursday as he shot a four-under-68 in round one to be placed second. Khan trailed the leader Danny Chia of Malaysia by one stroke at the Asian Tour event.PGTI member Siddikur Rahman of Bangladesh returned with a 69 to grab a share of third place at the c...Read More
Jaipur, 01-10-2015
Abhijit Singh Chadha maintains lead with a fighting 68, two clear at the top
Chandigarh’s Abhijit Singh Chadha maintained his lead at the PGTI Players Championship at Rambagh Golf Club with a tenacious two-under-68 in round three to be two clear at the top at 15-under-195. Udayan Mane of Bangalore hung on to second place at 13-under-197 after firing a 67 on day three. Sujjan Singh, another Chandigarh golfer, fired a hole-in-one on the 11th during his round of 65 that propelled him to third place at 12-under-198.<...Read More
Jaipur, 30-09-2015
Abhijit Singh Chadha surges ahead in round two at Rambagh
Abhijit Singh Chadha of Chandigarh surged ahead by three shots in round two of the PGTI Players Championship at Rambagh Golf Club after a splendid five-under-65 that took his total to 13-under-127. Shankar Das of Kolkata and Bangalore’s Udayan Mane were tied second at 10-under-130 having posted identical scores of one-under-69 on day two.Abhijit...Read More
29-09-2015
Indian golf legend Jeev Milkha Singh named Captain of Team Asia for next year's EurAsia Cup
Indian golf legend Jeev Milkha Singh has been named Captain of Team Asia for the second edition of the EurAsia Cup slated to be held at Glenmarie Golf and Country Club in Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia from January 15 to 17, 2016. Darren Clarke has been declared Captain of Team Europe.With Jeev, a former two-time Asian Tour number one from India, and N...Read More
Jaipur, 29-09-2015
Shankar Das & Udayan Mane share the spoils on day one with matching 61s
Kolkata’s Shankar Das, the reigning Rolex Rankings champion, and rookie Udayan Mane of Bangalore, began the second half of the 2015 PGTI season with outstanding scores of nine-under-61 to be the joint round one leaders at the PGTI Players Championship at Rambagh Golf Club in Jaipur. Abhijit Singh Chadha of Chandigarh struck an eight-under-62 to occupy third place.Shankar Das, who so far has just one top-10 from his...Read More
Jaipur, 28-09-2015
PGTI returns to Jaipur with the PGTI Players Championship at Rambagh Golf Club
The Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) will stage the PGTI Players Championship at the Rambagh Golf Club, Jaipur, from September 29 – October 2, 2015. The tournament carries a prize purse of Rs. 30 lakh.The field at the Rambagh Golf Club will consist of 120 professionals and six amateurs. The leading Indian professionals participating...Read More
Ibaraki, Japan, 27-09-2015
Bhullar finishes tied 38th at Asia Pacific Open Mitsubishi Diamond Cup
India's Gaganjeet Bhullar (72-70-71-69) shot a bogey-free one-under-69 to finish tied 38th at two-over-282 at the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour co-sanctioned Asia Pacific Open Mitsubishi Diamond Cup in Japan.  Korean K T Kim won the event with a nine-under-271 total.Rashid Khan (70-73-71-71), the other Indian to make the cut, carded a final round...Read More
Read MoreMiaoli, Chinese Taipei, 26-09-2015
Himmat Singh Rai in tied 17th after round three of Ballantine's Taiwan Championship
India's Himmat Singh Rai (68-73-69) was in tied 17th after round three of the Asian Development Tour's Ballantine's Taiwan Championship. Rai's third round three-under-69 moved him up 25 positions from his overnight tied 42nd and took his total score to six-under-210. He trailed the leader Thammanoon Sriroj of Thailand by seven shots.
At the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour co-sanctioned Asia Pa...
Read MoreIbaraki, Japan, 24-09-2015
Rashid Khan tied 26th on day one of Asia Pacific Open Mitsubishi Diamond Cup
Rashid Khan carded an even-par-70 on day one of the Asia Pacific Open Mitsubishi Diamond Cup in Ibaraki, Japan, to be placed tied 26th. Khan was thus six shots off the lead at the event co-sanctioned by the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour.
Rahil Gangjee and Gaganjeet Bhullar were both in tied 62nd place having shot scores of two-over-72.
Digvijay Singh returned a 74 to...
Davidson, North Carolina, 20-09-2015
Anirban Lahiri finishes tied 16th at Small Business Connection Championship, well-placed for PGA Tour card
India’s Anirban Lahiri (72-70-67-71) was tied for 16th at the Web.com Tour’s Small Business Connection Championship with an eight-under-280 total for the week. He finished seven shots behind the winner Chez Reavie of the United States.The 28-year-old Lahiri figured $50,000 would secure his place inside the top 25 on the Finals money list -...Read More
Parco Reale di Monza, Italy, 18-09-2015
Jeev Milkha Singh & Shiv Kapur placed tied 25th in Italy
At the 72° OPEN D’ITALIA presented by DAMIANI, India’s Shiv Kapur, who opened his campaign with a seven-under-65 on Thursday, settled for an even-par-72 in round two to slip 23 places from overnight tied second.Kapur’s two-round total of seven-under-137 placed him tied 25th alongside countryman Jeev Milkha Singh, who carded...Read More
Parco Reale di Monza, 17-09-2015
Kapur off to splendid start in Italy with seven-under-65, placed tied second, two off lead
India's Shiv Kapur enjoyed a promising start to his Italian campaign when he opened with a seven-under-par 65 to trail Belgian leader Nicolas Colsaerts by two shots at the 72° OPEN D'ITALIA presented by DAMIANI on Thursday.The Asian Tour winner traded eight birdies and a bogey to take a share of second place with Italy's Francesso Molinari and Swed...Read More
Fort Wayne, Indiana, 14-09-2015
Anirban Lahiri claims tied sixth at Hotel Fitness Championship, in the hunt for PGA Tour card
A closing birdie saw India’s Anirban Lahiri (69-65-70-71) sign for a one-under- 71 to finish tied sixth at the Hotel Fitness Championship, which is the first leg of the Web.Com finals.The 28-year-old Indian, who leads the current Asian Tour Order of Merit with two victories, mixed his card with four birdies against three bogeys to finish six sho...Read More
Fort Wayne, Indiana, 13-09-2015
Lahiri stays in contention with a third round 70 at Hotel Fitness Championship, placed three off lead in second place
India’s Anirban Lahiri (69-65-70), held on to his overnight second place with a two-under-70 in round three of the Hotel Fitness Championship, which is the first leg of the Web.Com finals. Anirban’s three-day total of 12-under-204 placed him three shots behind leader D.H. Lee of Korea.The 28-year-old fired six birdies against two bogeys an...Read More
Fort Wayne, Indiana, 11-09-2015
Lahiri's blistering seven-under-65 places him second at halfway stage of Hotel Fitness Championship
Anirban Lahiri’s (69-65) blistering seven-under-65 catapulted him from overnight tied 16th to second place in the second round of the Hotel Fitness Championship, a Web.com Tour event being played at the Sycamore Hills Golf Club.
Lahiri, who made a total of 22 putts in his round which included eight putts on his first nine holes, said, “If I can keep putting like that, it works.”
Read MoreNew Delhi, 08-09-2015
Anirban Lahiri becomes first Indian to make International Team for Presidents Cup
Anirban Lahiri has accomplished yet another glorious feat for Indian golf as he becomes the first Indian to secure a place in the International Team for the Presidents Cup scheduled to be played in Incheon City, South Korea, from October 8 – 11, 2015.
The Presidents Cup, a biennial event, played between the United States of America and the International Team (Rest of the World minus Europe) is one of the t...
Read MoreMoscow, Russia, 06-09-2015
Randhawa finishes tied 42nd at M2M Russian Open
Indians Jyoti Randhawa (68-73-68-74) and Rahil Gangjee (68-73-74-71) finished tied 42nd and tied 59th respectively at the European Tour's M2M Russian Open, a Euro 1 million event.
While Randhawa carded a final round score of three-over-74 to end up with a total of one-under-283, Gangjee shot an even-par-71 in round four to total two-over-286 for the week.
The tour...
Read More30-08-2015
Himmat Rai claims tied 22nd at Ciputra Golfpreneur Tournament
Himmat Rai (70-71-69-68) claimed tied 22nd place at the Asian Development Tour's Ciputra Golfpreneur Tournament in Indonesia. He totaled 10-under-278 for the week. The tournament was won by Michael Tran of Vietnam who beat Lam Chih Bing of Singapore in a playoff after the two ended up with matching totals of 18-under-270.
Meanwhile, at the European Tour's D+D Real Czech Masters, Shiv Kapur (71-72-...
Read MoreFarso, Denmark, 23-08-2015
Shiv Kapur & Jeev Milkha Singh finish tied 53rd in Denmark
The Indian duo of Shiv Kapur (69-70-70-73) and Jeev Milkha Singh (71-71-69-71) finished tied 53rd at the European Tour's Made in Denmark event on Sunday. Both Shiv and Jeev ended the week with identical totals of two-under-282 to grab a share of 53rd place.
The tournament was won by Englishman David Horsey who compiled a four-day total of 13-under-271.
21-08-2015
European Tour and Asian Tour announce joint vision
The European Tour and the Asian Tour have today announced an innovative joint vision for the future of professional golf.The vision will see the business element and the Membership portfolios of both Tours combine, reinforcing the current strengths of the two Tours by maximising global opportunities, as well as increasing playing opportunities and pri...Read More
New Delhi, 18-08-2015
Anirban Lahiri climbs to seventh in International Team Standings for Presidents Cup, moves up to eighth in European Tour Race to Dubai
Anirban Lahiri’s phenomenal top-5 finish at the PGA Championship last week not only propelled him from 53 to 38 in the world rankings but also facilitated his rise in the International Team Standings for the Presidents Cup as well as the European Tour Race to Dubai.Lahiri has now almost sealed a spot for himself in the Presidents Cup as he moved...Read More
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA, 17-08-2015
Anirban Lahiri makes 'Major' statement with top-5 at PGA Championship
Anirban Lahiri’s final round of four-under-68 at the PGA Championship 2015 capped a memorable day for Indian golf. The 28-year-old rewrote the record books with his performance at Whistling Straits on Sunday as he claimed tied fifth place to register the best finish by an Indian at the Majors so far. The previous record was established by Jeev Milkha Singh when he secured tied ninth at the PGA Championship in 2008....Read More
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA, 16-08-2015
Lahiri flying high in tied eighth at PGA Championship, six off lead
Anirban Lahiri kept the tricolour flying high in all its glory on Independence Day with a spirited performance at the PGA Championship on Saturday. Lahiri (70-67-70), the current world no. 53 and winner of two European Tour titles this year, is on the threshold of creating another significant piece of history as he lies tied eighth and six behind leader Jason Day of Australia after round three at Whistling Straits.A...Read More
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA, 15-08-2015
Lahiri continues fine form, looks good to make first cut at PGA Championship
Anirban Lahiri continued his fine form at the PGA Championship on Friday, standing at a total of four-under through 13 holes of his second round at Whistling Straits when play was suspended due to inclement weather.The Indian star, who currently leads the Asian Tour’s Order of Merit, sank three birdies on the 11th, 16th and third holes and dropp...Read More
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA, 14-08-2015
Lahiri off to impressive start at Whistling Straits, fires two-under-70 for share of 15th place
European Tour rookie Anirban Lahiri of India seems set to make yet another impression at the highest level of the sport. The 28-year-old fired a solid two-under-70 in the opening round of the PGA Championship, the year’s fourth and final Major, on Thursday, to be placed tied 15th, four behind leader Dustin Johnson of the United States. Lahiri made a total of six birdies against two bogeys and a double-bogey in round one.Read More
Wisconsin, USA, 12-08-2015
LAHIRI EYES STRONG FINISH AT PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
Asian Tour star Anirban Lahiri feels like a good week is coming on ahead of the PGA Championship which begins at Whistling Straits in Wisconsin on Thursday.The 28-year-old Indian, who currently leads the Asian Tour’s Order of Merit, struggled at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational last week, finishing tied 53rd, but believes he can bounce back stro...Read More
Read MoreAkron, Ohio, 09-08-2015
Lahiri finishes tied 53rd at WGC - Bridgestone Invitational
Anirban Lahiri (77-72-67-71) shot a one-over-71 in the final round of the WGC - Bridgestone Invitational to finish tied 53rd at seven-over-287.
Lahiri moved up two places from his overnight tied 55th after his final round of 71 which featured two birdies and three bogeys. He finished 18 strokes behind the eventual champion Shane Lowry of Ireland.
Read MoreManila, The Philippines, 08-08-2015
Himmat Rai finishes tied 15th at Aboitiz Invitational on the Asian Development Tour
Himmat Singh Rai of India bagged tied 15th place at the Asian Development Tour's Aboitiz Invitational in Manila after finishing with a total of eight-under-276. Rai, the lone Indian in the field, shot scores of 69, 67, 69 and 71, to end up 12 shots behind the eventual champion Juvic Pagunsan of The Philippines.
Himmat's final round featured three birdies and three bogeys. He dropped seven places...
Read MoreAkron, Ohio, 07-08-2015
Lahiri tied 72nd after opening round of WGC - Bridgestone Invitational
Anirban Lahiri fired an opening round of seven-over-77 at the WGC - Bridgestone Invitational to be placed tied 72nd. He was 12 shots adrift of the leader Danny Lee of New Zealand. Lahiri made two birdies, five bogeys and two double-bogeys in round one.
Chang Hwa, Chinese Taipei, 02-08-2015
Khalin Joshi finishes tied seventh at Taifong Open
Khalin Joshi (66-73-70-72) slipped from overnight tied fourth and finished tied seventh at the Asian Development Tour’s Taifong Open after his final round of even-par-72.Joshi ended up with a total score of seven-under-281 and thus finished five strokes behind eventual champion Rattanon Wannasrichan of Thailand.Read More
Chang Hwa, Chinese Taipei, 01-08-2015
Khalin Joshi rises to tied fourth in round three
Khalin Joshi (66-73-70) moved up from overnight tied seventh to tied fourth at the Asian Development Tour’s Taifong Open as a result of his third round of two-under-70. Joshi’s total stood at seven-under-209 and he trailed the leader Jordan Sherratt of Australia by three shots.Khalin made five birdies, a bogey and a double-bogey in his rou...Read More
Read MoreChang Hwa, Chinese Taipei, 31-07-2015
Khalin Joshi slips to tied seventh in round two of Taifong Open
Khalin Joshi (66-73) fired a one-over-73 in round two of the Asian Development Tour's Taifong Open to slip from overnight tied first to tied seventh. His total score of five-under-139 placed him four shots behind the leader Jordan Sherratt of Australia.
Joshi's second round featured two birdies and three bogeys.
Himmat Rai (two-over-146) and Feroz Singh Garew...
Aberdeen, Scotland, 30-07-2015
Jeev Milkha Singh stages grand comeback for first round victory at Saltire Energy Paul Lawrie Match Play
India's Jeev Milkha Singh staged a grand comeback to win his first round match and reach the last 32 at the inaugural Saltire Energy Paul Lawrie Match Play in Aberdeen, Scotland. Shiv Kapur, the other Indian in the field however, crashed out of the tournament after squandering an early lead.Jeev snatched victory from the jaws of defeat against Au...Read More
Chang Hwa, Chinese Taipei, 30-07-2015
Joshi sparkles in opening round of Taifong Open, shoots six-under-66 for joint lead
Khalin Joshi of India fired an opening round six-under-66 to share the lead with American Casey O’Toole at the Asian Development Tour’s Taifong Open in Chinese Taipei on Thursday.Joshi and O’Toole continued their fine form as they grabbed a one-shot lead over Rory Hie of Indonesia, David Gleeson of Australia and local stalwart Lin We...Read More
New Delhi, 27-07-2015
LAHIRI BACK IN WORLD'S TOP-50, WIDENS LEAD IN ASIAN TOUR'S ORDER OF MERIT RACE
Indian star Anirban Lahiri’s fifth-place finish at the European Masters last week has helped him make his way back into the top-50 of the world rankings. Lahiri climbed 11 places from 61 to 50 in the latest world rankings list released on Monday. Importantly, Anirban also soared from 11th to ninth position in the latest International Team standings for the Presidents Cup.Read More
Crans Montana, Switzerland, 26-07-2015
Anirban Lahiri grabs fifth place finish at European Masters
India’s Anirban Lahiri (67-67-70-64) produced yet another breathtaking performance as he posted a final round of six-under-64 at the European Masters in Switzerland to bag a fifth place finish at the prestigious European Tour and Asian Tour co-sanctioned event. Lahiri totalled 12-under-268 for the week to finish five shots behind champion Danny Willett of England.Read More
Crans Montana, Switzerland, 25-07-2015
Lahiri in tied 11th, six off the lead, on penultimate day in Switzerland
Anirban Lahiri followed up his consecutive scores of 67 on the first two days with an even-par-70 on day three of the European Masters in Switzerland to be placed tied 11th at six-under-204. He trailed the leaders, the English duo of Matthew Fitzpatrick and Danny Willett, by six strokes.
Lahiri made five birdies, three bogeys and a double-bogey in the third round.
Crans Montana, Switzerland, 23-07-2015
Anirban Lahiri and Rashid Khan in tied 21st on day one of European Masters
Anirban Lahiri, fresh from his top-30 finish at The Open last week, continued his rich vein of form with a three-under-67 in the opening round of the European Masters in Switzerland. Rashid Khan, who also shot a 67, joined Lahiri in tied 21st, four behind the leader Gregory Havret of France.
Anirban and Rashid both produced five birdies and two bogeys in their respective rounds.
St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, 20-07-2015
LAHIRI POSTS HIS BEST MAJOR FINISH AS HE CLAIMS TIED 30TH AT THE OPEN
India’s Anirban Lahiri posted his best Major finish as he claimed tied 30th place at the 2015 British Open. Lahiri, playing at the Old Course in St Andrews for the first time this week, signed off at the world’s oldest Major with an even-par 72 on Monday to end up with a total of six-under-282.American Zach Johnson emerged champion after defeating South African Louis Oosthuizen and Australian Marc Leishman in...Read More
St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, 19-07-2015
Lahiri settles for a 71 and tied 26th place in round three despite early fireworks
India’s Anirban Lahiri settled for a one-under-71 and a share of 26th place in round three of the British Open despite a whirlwind start that saw him get within one shot of the lead at one stage.Lahiri, having so far posted scores of 69, 70 and 71, in his debut at the Home of Golf in St. Andrews, now has a six-under-210 total going into the final round. He trails the third round leaders including Irish amateu...Read More
St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, 18-07-2015
Anirban Lahiri in tied 14th at halfway stage of The Open, emerges dark horse
India’s Anirban Lahiri emerged as one of the dark horses going into the last two rounds of The Open. Lahiri (69-70), who totalled five-under-139 for the first two rounds, occupied tied 14th place, five shots behind leader Dustin Johnson of the United States, as the weather-affected round two finally came to an end in St. Andrews on Saturday.Read More
St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, 17-07-2015
Lahiri well-placed for record finish at British Open courtesy bogey-free 70
Anirban Lahiri continued his rich vein of form at the British Open as he followed up his brilliant opening round three-under-69 with a solid two-under-70 in round two on Friday. Lahiri’s two-day total of five-under-139 means he is likely to be in the top-20 at the conclusion of round two which is currently underway.Heavy rain soon after the first tee off in the morning led to a delay of three hours and 14 minutes a...Read More
St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, 16-07-2015
Lahiri fires brilliant opening round 69 to be placed tied 18th at British Open
It was a good day at the office for Anirban Lahiri at the British Open on Thursday. The Indian star posted a three-under-69 in round one to be placed tied 18th, four shots behind leader Dustin Johnson of the United States.Lahiri, making his debut at the ‘Home of Golf’ in St. Andrews, got off to a dream start with successive birdies in his...Read More
15-07-2015
Anirban Lahiri at British Open 2015 – Stats
As Anirban Lahiri prepares to play the 2015 edition of the British Open, here’s a look at some relevant stats:• Anirban Lahiri to make sixth Major appearance, he will go past Arjun Atwal (5) and Jyoti Randhawa (5) for the second-highest number of Major appearances among Indians (Jeev Milkha Singh tops the list with 13 Major appearances)•Read More
St Andrews, Fife, Scotland, 15-07-2015
Lahiri strives for glory at Home of Golf
Indian star Anirban Lahiri is all set to make his third appearance at the British Open this week. However, it promises to be a novel experience for India’s leading golfer as he would be playing the tournament for the first time at the Home of Golf in St Andrews.Lahiri, the world no. 58, has enjoyed a highly successful season in 2015 so far having posted two wins on the European Tour at the start of the year. He also made the cut in his debut appearance at t...Read More
New Delhi, 13-07-2015
TAKE SOLUTIONS INDIA MASTERS RETURNS WITH INCREASED PRIZE FUND
The TAKE Solutions India Masters will make its return to the Asian Development Tour (ADT) Schedule in October with an increased prize fund of US$120,000, officials announced today.The second edition of the event will be staged at the Eagleton – The Golf Village from October 28 to 31, with a significant 71% increase in prize purse from the US$70,...Read More
Gullane, East Lothian, Scotland, 12-07-2015
Shiv Kapur claims tied 41st at Scottish Open
Shiv Kapur (68-70-66-72) claimed tied 41st place at the European Tour's Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open as he ended the week with a total score of four-under-276.
Kapur's third round four-under-66 had placed him tied 18th and given him a good chance of making the top-10 and qualifying for the British Open. However, he slipped 23 places after his final round of two-over-72.
Gullane, East Lothian, Scotland, 10-07-2015
Shiv Kapur lone Indian to make the cut at Scottish Open
Shiv Kapur (68-70) was the lone Indian to make the cut at the European Tour's Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open. Kapur followed up his first round 68 with an even-par-70 to be tied 64th at two-under-138. Daniel Brooks of England was the leader at 11-under-129.
Anirban Lahiri (one-under-139) and Jeev Milkha Singh (three-over-143) missed the halfway cut of two-under-138.
Paris, France, 05-07-2015
Lahiri finishes tied 30th at Alstom Open de France
Anirban Lahiri (69-77-70-71) fired an even-par-71 in the final round of the Alstom Open de France to finish tied 30th at three-over-287.
Lahiri had a far better front-nine as compared to his back-nine for the fourth day in succession. He sank five birdies on the front-nine but dropped a bogey and two double-bogeys on the back-nine. Anirban thus climbed 19 spots from his overnight tied 49th.
Read MoreParis, France, 04-07-2015
Lahiri tied 49th after round three in France
Anirban Lahiri (69-77-70), the lone Indian to make the cut at Alstom Open de France, fired a one-under-70 in round three to be placed tied 49th at three-over-216.
Jaco Van Zyl of South Africa was the leader at 10-under-203.
Read MoreParis, France, 02-07-2015
Anirban Lahiri posts steady two-under-69 for tied seventh place on day one of Alstom Open De France
Anirban Lahiri posted a steady two-under-69 for a share of seventh place on the rain-marred first day of the European Tour's Alstom Open De France.
Lahiri was on fire on the front-nine having made three birdies and an eagle to make the turn at five-under. However, he slipped with a bogey and a double-bogey on the back-nine.
The first round could not be completed o...
Read MoreBali, Indonesia, 28-06-2015
Khalin Joshi posts tied sixth at Bali
Khalin Joshi (67-71-74-71) of India posted a tied sixth finish at the Asian Development Tour's The Bali National Golf Championship as he totaled five-under-283. Joshi climbed two places from his overnight joint eighth as a result of his final round of one-under-71. It was another good result for Joshi who has recently been enjoying a good run of form on the PGTI and Asian Tour.
Australian Matthew Giles won...
Bali, Indonesia, 27-06-2015
Indian trio of Chiragh, Himmat & Khalin in tied eighth after round three of The Bali National Golf Championship
The Indian trio of Chiragh Kumar (74-69-69), Himmat Rai (73-69-70) and Khalin Joshi (67-71-74) were all in tied eighth place with matching totals of four-under-212 after round three of the Asian Development Tour's The Bali National Golf Championship.
Chiragh's three-under-69 was the best score among the Indians on day three as it lifted him eight places from his overnight tied 16th.
Read MoreBali, Indonesia, 26-06-2015
Khalin Joshi occupies fourth place after round two in Bali
Khalin Joshi (67-71) of India shot a one-under-71 in round two of the Asian Development Tour's The Bali National Golf Championship to drop from overnight tied second to fourth place. Joshi's two-day total of six-under-138 placed him three shots behind the leader Jake Stirling of Australia.
Joshi made four birdies and three bogeys during his second round of 71. After struggling with a cold putter, the 2...
Read MoreBali, Indonesia, 25-06-2015
Joshi lies tied second at ADT event in Indonesia
Khalin Joshi was a creditable tied second after round one of the Asian Development Tour's The Bali National Golf Championship. Joshi fired a five-under-67 to be placed Gyeongjun Lee of Korea.
Shubhankar Sharma and Himmat Rai were tied 37th at one-over-73 while Chiragh Kumar was a further shot back in tied 53rd.ÂÂ
The Indian duo of Jeev Milkha Singh and Shiv Kapu...
Read MoreUniversity Place, Washington, 20-06-2015
Indians Anirban Lahiri and Shiv Kapur miss the cut at US Open
Indians Anirban Lahiri and Shiv Kapur missed the halfway cut of five-over-145 at the US Open.
Lahiri shot scores of 75 and 72 in his US Open debut to total seven-over-147 for the week. Anirban made two birdies and four bogeys in round two.
Kapur came up with scores of 72 and 77 in his second straight US Open to end up with a total of nine-over-149. Shiv made a lone bir...
University Place, Washington, 19-06-2015
Slow start for Indian duo at US Open
The Indian duo of Shiv Kapur and Anirban Lahiri had a slow start on the opening day of the US Open 2015 at Chambers Bay.
While Kapur was placed tied 52nd, following a two-over-72, Lahiri occupied tied 123rd position as a result of his five-over-75.
The lead was held by Swede Henrik Stenson and American Dustin Johnson at five-under-65.
University Place, Washington, 16-06-2015
Two Indians in U.S. Open field for the first time
It’s time for Indian golf fans to adjust their watches to Pacific Time, 12 and a half hours behind Indian Standard Time, as two of their own countrymen Anirban Lahiri and Shiv Kapur tee it up at the first ever U.S. Open to be staged in the Pacific Northwest of the country at Chambers Bay Golf Course in University Place, Washington, in a couple of days from now.Read More
Read MoreBengaluru, 13-06-2015
Navratna Ahmedabad registers sensational come-from-behind victory, clinches LP Cup for third time in four years
Mithun Perera lead from the front to shoot five-under, 67 at Karnataka Golf Association to ensure that his team Navratna Ahmedabad defended its Louis Philippe Cup title. This is Navratna Ahmedabad's third Louis Philippe Cup title over four years of the tournament. Giving Perera full support was teammate Anura Rohana who made a crucial 10-footer birdie on 18th when the team needed it most and returned with one-under 71. The third player of Navratna Ahmedab...
