Molinari, Finau line up to face Tiger on early Masters final day

Francesco Molinari was at the US Masters alongside Tiger Woods, as caddie for his brother Eduardo in 2006 . In a few hours, they will go head to head at the top of the leader-board.
Francesco Molinari was at the US Masters alongside Tiger Woods, as caddie for his brother Eduardo in 2006 . In a few hours, they will go head to head at the top of the leader-board.
A sliding security guard almost stole the limelight at Augusta National, clipping Tiger Woods on the heel in a bid to keep himself between the golfer and his fans.
The number 70 on Tiger Woods’ card after the first day at Augusta National should worry the rest of the US Masters field. It is a figure that makes him very happy even when he is five shots behind leaders Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koeka.
The 83rd edition of the US Masters tournament tees off shortly after midnight India time tonight with 87 invited golfers from 22 countries around the world in the field this year.
Ajeetesh Sandhu and Rashid Khan fumbled at the finish in the Bangabandhu Cup as Thai rookie Sadom Kaewkanjana won through.
Kshitij Naveed Kaul of Delhi, in only his ninth event as a professional, displayed maturity beyond his years in a final round of 4-under-67 to win the Pune Open golf championship by one shot on Friday.
Rookie teenager Kshitij Naveed Kaul (66) of Delhi and the seasoned Shankar Das (67) of Kolkata turned in late charges to move into the joint Pune Open lead at 11-under-202.
Sanjeev Kumar of Lucknow produced the second day’s top card of 5-under-66 at the Pune Open golf championship to set up a three-way tie for the halfway lead.
Samarth Dwivedi matched the course record at the Poona Club golf course with an 8-under par 63 to set the tone in round one of the Pune Open Golf Championship on Tuesday.
Scotland’s Stephen Gallacher made the most of his years of experience to emerge winner of the Hero Indian Open 2019 on Sunday.
China’s Haotong Li crashed out of the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play as he lost 6 and 5 to Kevin Kisner of the United States in the Round of 16 on Saturday morning in Austin, Texas.
Julian Suri tripped at the very end to fall into the clutches of Callum Shinkwin on 11-under on the penultimate day of the $1.75 million Hero Indian Open on Saturday.
Haotong Li progressed into the round of 16 after a last-gasp win in the third round at the $10.25 million World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play on in Austin, Texas, on Friday.
Julian Suri kept his nose ahead of the field in the $1.75 million Hero Indian Open 2019 with a second successive 5-under par 67 at the DLF Golf and Country Club in Gurgaon on Friday.
China’s Haotong Li extended his brilliant run at the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play with a gritty 1-up victory over world no. 3 Brooks Koepka in Austin, Texas, on Thursday.
It was a slaughter of the heavyweights on the opening day of the Hero Indian Open 2019 at the DLF Golf and Country Club in Gurgaon with only 44 professionals able to break par on a hit and sunny Thursday.
Anirban Lahiri rode on four birdies in five holes to finish strongly at the $6.7 million Valspar Championship in Florida on Sunday, putting him in a good space ahead of the 55th Hero Indian Open ,
Australia’s Scott Hend made a return to winning ways as he by beating Spain’s Nacho Elvira in a playoff for the Maybank title. in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday
Defending champion Shubhankar Sharma all but blew away hopes of retaining his crown at the Maybank Championship with a 2-over par 74 on Saturday.
Defending champion Shubhankar Sharma made big gains on day two of the $3 million Maybank Championship at Kuala Lumpur on Friday.
Anirban Lahiri recorded a steady 1-under par 71 on the opening day of the $6.7 million Valspar Championship to sit in a tie for 28th place and four behind the leaders at Palm Harbour, Florida, on Friday.
Diksha Dagar scripted history with a bogey-free final round of 3-under par 69 to win the Women’s South African Open in Cape Town on Saturday.
Anirban Lahiri made his first cut in four starts at the Players Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach and is finally getting to see some weekend action.
Bangladesh’s Md Zamal Hossain ended a seven-year winless streak with the Bengal Open title at the Tollygunge Club course on Friday with a 7-under 63.
Anirban Lahiri overcame an off-colour run and tricky conditions at the Players Championship in Ponte Vedra Beach to sit on a gritty 2-under-par after 17 holes when darkness halted play on Thursday.