Chikkarangappa (tied 11th) & Shubhankar Sharma (tied 25th) earned their Asian Tour cards for 2016 after finishing inside the top-40 at the Q School Final Stage
The team of SSP Chawrasia & Kiradech Aphibarnrat gave Team Asia it's only win in Saturday's Foursomes matches, Team Europe leads 9 - 3 going into the final day (Picture Courtesy: Asian Tour)
Chikkarangappa was the joint leader after round 3 of the Asian Tour Q School Final Stage, Shubhankar Sharma occupied tied 17th, both Indians are well on course to earn their 2016 Asian Tour cards
Anirban Lahiri and SSP Chawrasia both lost their Fourball Matches on the opening day of the EurAsia Cup as Team Europe took a 3-point lead over Team Asia (Picture Courtesy: Asian Tour)
Honey Baisoya was the highest-placed Indian in tied 10th along with Chikkarangappa in round 1 of the Asian Tour Q School Final Stage, both Baisoya & Chikka shot scores of four-under-67
Chikkarangappa, Shubhankar Sharma & Khalin Joshi will lead the Indian challenge at the Final Stage of the Asian Tour Q School 2016, a total of 18 Indians are competing at the event which begins Jan 13
PGTI Q School: The PGTI held a Rules Clinic ahead of the Qualifying School to educate the players on some of the important Rules of Golf and Golfing Etiquettes
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: Chikkarangappa receives the trophy and cheque from Mr. K K Baheti, Director, McLeod Russel (centre) and Master Akhil Khaitan also representing McLeod Russel (left)
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: It was double delight for Chikkarangappa, his solid 69 in round four earned him the title and paved the way for his Rolex Ranking win
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: Udayan Mane, tied 20th in Kolkata, bagged the PGTI Emerging Player of the Year title with the highest season's earnings among the rookies
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: Jyoti Randhawa soared to the top with a sizzling seven-under-65 to take a commanding four-shot lead in round two, he made two eagles during his second round
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: Chikkarangappa was part of the leading quintet in round 1 at four-under-68, he thus got off to a promising start in pursuit of the Rolex Ranking crown
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: Rolex Ranking leader Mukesh Kumar and local favourite SSP Chawrasia, the 2012 champion, will be two names to watch out for at the last event of the season
14th TATA Open: Mukesh Kumar receives the winning cheque from T V Narendran, MD, TATA Steel (4th from left), S Bhaskaran, VP, Corp Services, TATA Steel (2nd from right) & U S Mundy, Director, PGTI
14th TATA Open: Vinod Kumar was involved in a battle of attrition with Mukesh till the third playoff before bowing out, Vinod was joint runner-up along with Malik
Himmat Singh Rai produced a sublime nine-under-63 in the final round of the Philippine Open to claim tied third place, Gaganjeet Bhullar & Khalin Joshi were tied 10th
While Gaganjeet Bhullar was tied third in the Philippines, Khalin Joshi closed in on his Asian tour card as he moved into joint seventh place with his second round 67
14th TATA Open: Angad Cheema produced two fabulous eagle-twos during his effort of 67 that placed him in a four-way tie for second place going into the last round
14th TATA Open: Amardip Sinh Malik sounded a warning to the rest of the field with his second straight bogey-free six-under-65 that helped him take a one shot lead
14th TATA Open: Kulvin Suri, Chief, Corp Comm, India & South East Asia, TATA Steel, makes the opening speech at the press con, he is flanked by U S Mundy, Director, PGTI (r) & Abhijit Singh Chadha (l)
Newly-crowned Asia No. 1 Anirban Lahiri will be the leading name in Team Asia at the 2nd edition of the EurAsia Cup, The Asians will play under the captaincy of Jeev Milkha Singh (Pic: Asian Tour)
SSP Chawrasia will be the second Indian in Team Asia along with Anirban Lahiri at the EurAsia Cup, based on the Asian Tour money list where he is the second-highest ranked Asian after Lahiri
Anirban Lahiri lifts 2015 Asian Tour Order of Merit title, becomes 4th Indian to do so; 'Icing on the cake' for Lahiri to round up a year full of monumental achievements (Pic: Asian Tour)
SSP Chawrasia narrowly missed out on qualifying for his first ever Major, the 2016 British Open, after his tied seventh finish at the Thailand Golf Championship
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: (L - R) Brandon de Souza (TSM), Uttam Singh Mundy (PGTI), Lakshman Singh (McLeod Russel), Abhay Pasari (RCGC), M M Singh (RCGC), Col D Singhal (RCGC) at the press con
Gallant performance by Himmat Singh Rai at Ho Tram Open sees him finish runner-up after playoff loss to Sergio Garcia, its Himmat's best international result in last four years
Rookie Anirban Lahiri secured 20th place in the European Tour's Race to Dubai Rankings with 1,558,111 points after finishing tied 34th in the season-ending DP World Tour Championship
IndianOil Servo Masters: Shankar Das won his third IndianOil Servo Masters crown after posting a spectacular seven-under-65 in round four, he won by two shots
Rahil Gangjee carded a brilliant six-under-66 to be tied 10th at the halfway stage of the Resorts World Manila Masters, he trails the leaders by four shots
Chikkarangappa (tied 11th) & Shubhankar Sharma (tied 25th) earned their Asian Tour cards for 2016 after finishing inside the top-40 at the Q School Final Stage
The team of SSP Chawrasia & Kiradech Aphibarnrat gave Team Asia it's only win in Saturday's Foursomes matches, Team Europe leads 9 - 3 going into the final day (Picture Courtesy: Asian Tour)
Chikkarangappa was the joint leader after round 3 of the Asian Tour Q School Final Stage, Shubhankar Sharma occupied tied 17th, both Indians are well on course to earn their 2016 Asian Tour cards
Anirban Lahiri and SSP Chawrasia both lost their Fourball Matches on the opening day of the EurAsia Cup as Team Europe took a 3-point lead over Team Asia (Picture Courtesy: Asian Tour)
Honey Baisoya was the highest-placed Indian in tied 10th along with Chikkarangappa in round 1 of the Asian Tour Q School Final Stage, both Baisoya & Chikka shot scores of four-under-67
Chikkarangappa, Shubhankar Sharma & Khalin Joshi will lead the Indian challenge at the Final Stage of the Asian Tour Q School 2016, a total of 18 Indians are competing at the event which begins Jan 13
PGTI Q School: The PGTI held a Rules Clinic ahead of the Qualifying School to educate the players on some of the important Rules of Golf and Golfing Etiquettes
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: Chikkarangappa receives the trophy and cheque from Mr. K K Baheti, Director, McLeod Russel (centre) and Master Akhil Khaitan also representing McLeod Russel (left)
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: It was double delight for Chikkarangappa, his solid 69 in round four earned him the title and paved the way for his Rolex Ranking win
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: Udayan Mane, tied 20th in Kolkata, bagged the PGTI Emerging Player of the Year title with the highest season's earnings among the rookies
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: Jyoti Randhawa soared to the top with a sizzling seven-under-65 to take a commanding four-shot lead in round two, he made two eagles during his second round
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: Chikkarangappa was part of the leading quintet in round 1 at four-under-68, he thus got off to a promising start in pursuit of the Rolex Ranking crown
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: Rolex Ranking leader Mukesh Kumar and local favourite SSP Chawrasia, the 2012 champion, will be two names to watch out for at the last event of the season
14th TATA Open: Mukesh Kumar receives the winning cheque from T V Narendran, MD, TATA Steel (4th from left), S Bhaskaran, VP, Corp Services, TATA Steel (2nd from right) & U S Mundy, Director, PGTI
14th TATA Open: Vinod Kumar was involved in a battle of attrition with Mukesh till the third playoff before bowing out, Vinod was joint runner-up along with Malik
Himmat Singh Rai produced a sublime nine-under-63 in the final round of the Philippine Open to claim tied third place, Gaganjeet Bhullar & Khalin Joshi were tied 10th
While Gaganjeet Bhullar was tied third in the Philippines, Khalin Joshi closed in on his Asian tour card as he moved into joint seventh place with his second round 67
14th TATA Open: Angad Cheema produced two fabulous eagle-twos during his effort of 67 that placed him in a four-way tie for second place going into the last round
14th TATA Open: Amardip Sinh Malik sounded a warning to the rest of the field with his second straight bogey-free six-under-65 that helped him take a one shot lead
14th TATA Open: Kulvin Suri, Chief, Corp Comm, India & South East Asia, TATA Steel, makes the opening speech at the press con, he is flanked by U S Mundy, Director, PGTI (r) & Abhijit Singh Chadha (l)
Newly-crowned Asia No. 1 Anirban Lahiri will be the leading name in Team Asia at the 2nd edition of the EurAsia Cup, The Asians will play under the captaincy of Jeev Milkha Singh (Pic: Asian Tour)
SSP Chawrasia will be the second Indian in Team Asia along with Anirban Lahiri at the EurAsia Cup, based on the Asian Tour money list where he is the second-highest ranked Asian after Lahiri
Anirban Lahiri lifts 2015 Asian Tour Order of Merit title, becomes 4th Indian to do so; 'Icing on the cake' for Lahiri to round up a year full of monumental achievements (Pic: Asian Tour)
SSP Chawrasia narrowly missed out on qualifying for his first ever Major, the 2016 British Open, after his tied seventh finish at the Thailand Golf Championship
McLeod Russel Tour C'ship: (L - R) Brandon de Souza (TSM), Uttam Singh Mundy (PGTI), Lakshman Singh (McLeod Russel), Abhay Pasari (RCGC), M M Singh (RCGC), Col D Singhal (RCGC) at the press con
Gallant performance by Himmat Singh Rai at Ho Tram Open sees him finish runner-up after playoff loss to Sergio Garcia, its Himmat's best international result in last four years
Rookie Anirban Lahiri secured 20th place in the European Tour's Race to Dubai Rankings with 1,558,111 points after finishing tied 34th in the season-ending DP World Tour Championship
IndianOil Servo Masters: Shankar Das won his third IndianOil Servo Masters crown after posting a spectacular seven-under-65 in round four, he won by two shots
Rahil Gangjee carded a brilliant six-under-66 to be tied 10th at the halfway stage of the Resorts World Manila Masters, he trails the leaders by four shots
