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Gandas shoots 68 on closing day, ends T-60 in Prague
Indian golfer Manu Gandas produced a bogey free 4-under 68 on the ultimate day of the D+D REAL Czech Masters, a DP World Tour occasion, to complete T-60.
The 27-year-old, who made the DP World Tour by profitable the Indian PGTI Tour Order of Benefit final season, had rounds of 66-74-74-68 on the 4 days.
Gandas has now performed 18 occasions and made the lower in seven and lies 179th on the Order of Benefit. He wants to complete in Prime-115 to take care of a full card or will get restricted begins in 2024.
India’s Shubhankar Sharma, who sat out this week, has performed 16 occasions and is 61st as he tries to get into the Prime-50, who will get to play within the DP World Tour Championships in Dubai in November.
– PTI
Bhullar information season’s greatest end with fifth place at St. Andrews
Indian golfer Gaganjeet Bhullar recorded his greatest results of the season by ending fifth on the inaugural St. Andrews Bay Championship. Bhullar shot 2-under 70 and completed the low-scoring week at 17-under, because the Spaniard Eugenio Chacarra and Australian Matt Jones birdied the 18th and had been tied at 19-under. Chacarra then gained a file marathon play-off which lasted 10 holes.
The ten-time winner on the Asian Tour, Bhullar gave himself a shot on the title with a 2-under via 10 holes and only one behind the leaders. However the Indian, who opened the day with a bogey however recovered with three birdies within the subsequent 9 holes, failed to search out any birdies within the final eight.
India’s different stars within the discipline, Ajeetesh Sandhu (71) and Anirban Lahiri (70), completed T-8 and T-14 respectively. Veer Ahlawat (70) and SSP Chawrasia (71) had been T-30 whereas Rahil Gangjee (71) and Viraj Madappa (72) had been T-Fiftieth and Rashid Khan (74) T-66.
Bhullar, who was T-3 after the third spherical, was on the lookout for his first win because the success in Indonesia in August 2022.
– PTI
Vijay Singh wins PGA Tour Champions because of Paul Goydos’s five-putt for triple bogey
Vijay Singh of Fiji reacts after making a bogey on the fifteenth gap throughout the closing spherical of The Ally Problem.
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Vijay Singh of Fiji reacts after making a bogey on the fifteenth gap throughout the closing spherical of The Ally Problem.
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Vijay Singh gained The Ally Problem on Sunday for his first PGA Tour Champions title in almost 5 years, primarily due to a five-putt triple bogey by Paul Goydos.
Singh closed with a 4-under 68, and he walked off the 18th inexperienced at Warwick Hills pondering he would wish some assist from Goydos, who was within the group behind and had a one-shot lead. Singh didn’t notice the assistance already had been delivered.
Goydos was main by one and had about an 18-foot birdie putt on the par-3 seventeenth gap. He left that about 3 ft quick. He rammed the par putt by the outlet. He missed the 3-foot bogey putt. After which he missed once more from about 4 ft after which tapped in for a triple bogey.
Goydos retrieved the ball from the cup and stood on the inexperienced, arms crossed, attempting to determine what occurred. He closed with a par for a 71, two photographs behind.
Singh completed at 14-under 202, one shot forward of Jeff Maggert.
– AP