Resilient Mithun comes through in RCGC thriller
Sri Lanka’s Mithun Perera scored a hard-fought victory in the inaugural edition of the ICC RCGC Open Golf Championship at the Royal Calcutta Golf Club on Sunday.
Category: Tournaments
Tiger leads the way as US break Internationals’ hearts with Sunday sweep
Tiger Woods knew he had to set the tempo with Team US trailing 8-10 in Sunday’s singles. He also knew he had to be there at the finish if they were to halt a determined young International team.
US fight back to set up Sunday singles; Tiger will lead the way
Team USA fought back in Saturday afternoon’s foursomes to cut the Internationals’ lead to 10-8 on the penultimate day’s action in the Presidents Cup at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club.
Tiger leads US fightback in Melbourne but Internationals still up
Tiger Woods won his second match but the young guns on the opposite side were a match for the second day in a row as the Internationals continued to lead USA in the Presidents Cup.
Internationals take shock 4-1 lead after Tiger, JT win opener
The Internationals opened up a shock 4-1 lead over defending champions USA on day one of the Presidents Cup at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club on Thursday.
Kartik earns praise for Melbourne display; Tiger to open for US
Kartik Sharma has come in for high praise from Internationals captain Stuart Appelby after his display in the just-concluded Junior Presidents Cup played in Melbourne on Saturday and Sunday last..
US survive Internationals singles fight-back to retain Junior Prez Cup
Justin Leonard’s Team US survived a furious final day fightback by the Stuart Appelby-led Internationals to retain the second Junior Presidents Cup 13 matches to 11 at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club on Monday.
Second runner-up finish for Aditi in two weeks, this time in Kenya
Aditi Ashok brought in her second runners-up result in two weeks as she finished one shot behind Magical Kenya Ladies Open winner Esther Henseleit at Vipingo Ridge in Mombasa on Saturday.
Reed hit by two-shot penalty as Woodland takes over HWC lead
Patrick Reed found himself in a boatload of trouble for a rule infringement in round three of the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas and was penalised two shots on Friday.
Birdie run carries Tiger up HWC standings; Reed in the lead
A bogey-free second round after Wednesday’s rollercoaster brought Tiger Woods right back into the mix at the $3.5 million Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas on Thursday.
Yadav, Chittaranjan Loco take top Railways Golf C’ship honours
Vinay Kumar Yadav of Chittaranjan Locomotive Works emerged individual champion and his team retained their title in the 64th All India Railways Golf Championship.
Aditi Ashok just misses out at Marbella with T2 finish in Costa del Sol Open
Aditi Ashok finished tied second one shot behind winner Anne Van Dam at the Andalucia Costa del Sol Open in Marbella, Spain, on Sunday,
Shamim Khan coasts to three-shot win at Kensville Open 2019
Shamim Khan made it a wire to wire effort in the Kensville Open with a three-shot win at the Kensville Golf & Country Club near Ahmedabad on Sunday.
Shamim opens up two-shot lead in Kensville Open round three
Shamim Khan led the field by two shots on 11-under-205 after round three of the Rs 40 lakh Kensville Open near Ahmedabad on Saturday.
Shamim, Arjun Prasad share lead after Kensville opener
Shamim Khan and Arjun Prasad, took the early lead in the third edition of the Rs 40 lakh Kensville Open at the Kensville Golf & Country Club near Ahmedabad on Thursday.
Kiwis steal a march at APGC Senior Amateurs; India well down the order
New Zealand came from behind to pip trans-Tasman neighbours Australia on the final day to sweep the individual and team titles at the Asia Pacific Senior Amateur Championship 2019 in Malaysia.
Rahm emulates Seve; and the Cat in a Hat just misses out at Sabah
Jon Rahm became only the second Spaniard after the late great Seve Ballesteros to win the European Tour Order of Merit while the Cat in a Hat, Aman Raj fell just short in a playoff at the Sabah Masters on Sunday.
Veer Ahlawat battles his way to maiden PGTI title in Digboi
Veer Ahlawat edged past six-time former winner Mukesh Kumar for his maiden title in the Rs 60 lakh IndianOil Servo Masters Golf 2019 in Digboi on Saturday.
Form man Ahlawat grabs Digboi event lead with 64 on day two
Veer Ahlawat took the halfway lead at the IndianOil Servo Masters Golf in Digboi with an 8-under-64 round at the Rs. 60 lakh event on Thursday.
Kapur falls short to hand Korean teen Kim maiden Asian Tour title
Shiv Kapur pulled his 54th and final tee shot of the $400,000 Panasonic Open India out of bounds and never recovered, to gift South Korean 17-year-old Joohyung Kim a maiden Asian Tour title .
Kapur in three-way tie for Panasonic lead; in line for title double
Shiv Kapur put himself in line for an unprecedented repeat win in the $400,000 Panasonic Open India with a second straight 5-under 67 to share the lead on 10-under 134.
Ridhima takes her chances to seal season’s fifth title
Ridhima Dilawari held her nerve when it most mattered to get the better of Diksha Dagar in a titanic battle down the back stretch and seal her fifth title of the season in Kolkata on Friday.
Two come close, but Panasonic Open leader keeps his place
Terry Pilkadris of Australia and Ye Htet Aung of Myamnar returned the day’s best cards of 6-under 66 but overnight leader Itthipat Buranatanyarat of Thailand retained his place at the head of the field in the $400,000 Panasonic Open India..
Diksha Dagar opens up three-shot lead at Royal Calcutta
Diksha Dagar sank two birdies in her last three holes to pull away from the field on day two of the 15th and final leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Royal Calcutta Golf Club on Thursday.
Thailand’s Itthipat holds early lead in truncated Panasonic opener
Thailand’s Itthipat Buranatanyarat led the way on a smog-hit opening day of the $400,000 Panasonic Open India at the Classic Golf and Country Club near Gurgaon on Thursday.