Opportunity to hit the reset button with my golf: Lahiri
His golf may be on hold for now, but Anirban Lahiri is making the most of his time away from his profession, and its related grind and routines.
His golf may be on hold for now, but Anirban Lahiri is making the most of his time away from his profession, and its related grind and routines.
Golfers across India are seeking to do their bit during the Corona-virus lockdown that has stretched past a fortnight and counting.
Nine months ago, a July Sunday witnessed some of the finest sporting action across different fields at almost the same time – at the Mecca of cricket, at the spiritual home of tennis and in the birthplace of golf..
The day when golfers across India can venture back out on to courses is some distance away, but there are faint glimmerings of hope from the neighbourhood, if not the rest of the world.
When things dear to you do get taken away, the pangs are hard to bear. So it has been for golfers in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
I am a golf course. Like thousands of my sisters across the world, I have been deserted, basically left alone for some time now.
The postponed Olympic Games, caused by the still-spreading Corona-virus pandemic, has given 15-time major winner Tiger Woods an unexpected window of opportunity to seek qualification for Tokyo.
The ever-spreading pall cast by the Covid-19 virus enveloped the the Olympics with news that the 2020 Tokyo Summer Games will now be held next year.
Well, it’s now official. Corona-virus has ensured large parts of the country have been sealed off with immediate effect in an effort to halt the ever-growing spread of the pandemic.
Covid-19 continues to not just throttle daily life around the world but also add steadily to the mortality count, making it the most existential threat many of us have ever faced.
Restrictions are in place across almost every golf course, as much in India as around the world in the wake of the ever-growing spread of COVID-19, the Corona-virus.
While it an increasingly serious situation, the spreading corona-virus pandemic is not only spreading humour, but also cutting into golf schedules.
Gursimar Badwal ended a 14-month title drought in the sixth leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Classic Golf & Country Club on Friday.
The ever-growing threat posed by the Corona-virus pandemic threatens to put golf worldwide on hold as it has done with other sports.
The worsening situation across the globe caused by the Corona-virus threat has forced postponement of the Hero Indian Open 2020.
Here’s wishing you all sweet swinging, destructive driving, incredible iron-play and precise putting all year long this Holi.
There is something special about golfing in the fog as 56 intrepid players discovered at the Hindan golf course on Sunday..
Tiger Woods has pulled out of next week’s Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass citing a bad back, and the worry now is whether he will be ready to defend his Masters title in April.
Anirban Lahiri will not be back to defend the title he won in 2015, the last time the event was held, but nine Indians in all will line up at the Bandar Malaysia Open that gets under way on Thursday.
Seven months after she last won on the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour, Amandeep Drall made it a wire-to-wire run in the season’s fourth event at the Bangalore Golf Club on Friday.
He’s been the hottest prospect on the domestic circuit for the past few months with three straight wins, and Udayan Mane is keen to put up a worthwhile show at the 2020 Hero Indian Open.
The Professional Golf Tour of India and Women’s Golf Association of India on Wednesday signed an affiliation agreement in Gurgaon on Wednesday aimed at strengthening both units.
Bombay Presidency Golf Club (BPGC) regained the Grover Zampa Vineyards Inter-Club Golf Championship with a thumping performance at their home course in Mumbai on Sunday.
Aman Raj took the early lead in Tata Steel PGTI Players Championship with a 7-under-par 65 at the Eagleton course near Bangalore on Tuesday.
The T20 matches against New Zealand may have gone down to the wire, but India prevailed each time, and in differing circumstances.