Sujjan Singh scripts remarkable play-off win
Chandigarh pro Sujjan Singh outclassed Sri Lanka’s Anura Rohana via playoff to lift his maiden professional title at the Aircel-PGTI Players Championship here on Sunday.

Gangjee finished tied 14th after see-saw final round
Rahil Gangjee’s fairytale story in Avantha Masters came unstuck over the last five holes and the nervy Indian golfer finished a lowly tied 14th in the USD 2.1 million tri-sanctioned event here today.

Top golfers for Aircel-PGTI Players Championship
Mukesh Kumar, Ashok Kumar and Digvijay Singh lead the pack who would vie for top honours in the Aircel-PGTI Players Championship which begins at Tollygunge Golf Club here on February 2.

Bhasin makes the grade at Asian Tour Q School
Kunal Bhasin qualified as a full card holder for the 2010 Asian Tour season by virtue of his tied 11th finish in the Qualifying School Final Stage in Thailand.

Jeev gets PGTI honorary life membership
Country’s top golfer Jeev Milkha Singh has been awarded the honorary life membership of the Professional Golf Tour of India while Bangalore pro Anirban Lahiri was named the Player of the Year.

Sizzling Lahiri opens up 3-stroke lead
Anirban Lahiri set the Jaypee Greens on fire, blasting a phenomenal seven-under 65 to open up a three-stroke lead at the halfway stage of the BILT Open golf tournament here on Friday.

Rashid finishes tied 18th at Asian Amateur golf
A disappointing two-over 74 in the final round prevented Rashid Khan from finishing inside top-10 in the inaugural Asian Amateur golf Championships at Mission Hills.

Bhullar to spearhead Indian challenge in Johor Open
Asian Tour hot shot Gaganjeet Bhullar will spearhead the Indian challenge in the Iskandar Johor Open golf tournament here from October 22.

Siddikur Rahman wins Bangalore Open golf
Overnight leader Mohd Siddikur Rahman of Bangladesh bagged his third title on the PGTI tour, turning in a one-under 71 to win the Bangalore Open by one stroke here on Saturday.

Lahiri jumps to tied 8th after Rd3 of Queen’s Cup
Indian golfer Anirban Lahiri put himself in contention for a top-five finish with a five-under 66 in the penultimate round that catapulted him to the eighth spot in the USD 300,000 Queen’s Cup on Friday.