Saturday, 27 April 2024

Golf

Golf: Theegala comes second, but feels winner Scheffler was too far ahead; Bhatia 18th
WON BY THREE SHOTS

Golf: Theegala comes second, but feels winner Scheffler was too far ahead; Bhatia 18th

HILTON HEAD ISLAND (USA): Scottie Scheffler added another jacket, this one a red tartan from the RBC Heritage as he won by three shots with a 19-under total. He shot 69-65-63-68 in the four rounds. Right behind him was Indian American Sahith Theegala, who picked his second runner-up finish of 2024 and is now fourth in the FedEx Cup standings.

After third in Joburg, Diksha raises to 11th on Order of Merit and 138th in World ranking
BEST WORLD RANKING

After third in Joburg, Diksha raises to 11th on Order of Merit and 138th in World ranking

JOHANNESBURG: The third-place finish has carried Diksha Dagar to 11th place on the Ladies European Tour Order of Merit and her best world ranking of the year and career. Diksha is now 11th on the Order of Merit and 138th in world ranking.

Diksha finishes tied third in Joburg Ladies Open golf championship
STELLAR FINISH

Diksha finishes tied third in Joburg Ladies Open golf championship

JOHANNESBURG: Diksha Dagar produced another stellar finish for a round of 3-under 70 to finish third-place finish in the Joburg Ladies Open golf championship. Diksha, who started the final day in tied fifth place, carded 3-under 70 on the Par-73 Modderfontein Golf Club and totalled 9-under 283 to finish in tied third alongside Spaniard Luna Sobron Galmes (71). Diksha’s rounds were 73-71-69-70.

Golf: Scottie Scheffler takes lead at RBC Heritage; Sahith Theegala placed fourth
A SECOND MASTERS TITLE

Golf: Scottie Scheffler takes lead at RBC Heritage; Sahith Theegala placed fourth

HILTON HEAD ISLAND (USA): Scottie Scheffler, who won a second Masters title last week, added 65-63 in the second and third rounds to move into sole lead in the RBC Heritage golf championship at the Hilton Head in the Signature event on the PGA Tour.

Gurgaon Open: M Dharma fires 67 for two-shot lead on penultimate day
ESTABLISH A TWO SHOT

Gurgaon Open: M Dharma fires 67 for two-shot lead on penultimate day

NUH (HARYANA): Bengaluru’s M Dharma fired a third round of five-under 67 to establish a two-shot lead at a total of 14-under 202 at the INR 1 crore Gurgaon Open 2024 powered by Amrutanjan being played at the Classic Golf & Country Club.

Gurgaon Open: Rajiv Kumar Jatiwal emerges halfway leader after second round of 67
EMERGE AS HALFWAY LEADER

Gurgaon Open: Rajiv Kumar Jatiwal emerges halfway leader after second round of 67

NUH (HARYANA): Chandigarh’s Rajiv Kumar Jatiwal followed up his first round of 66 with another top-notch effort of five-under 67 in round two to emerge as halfway leader at 11-under 133 at the INR 1 crore Gurgaon Open 2024 at the Classic Golf & Country Club.

Golf: Mani Ram dominates round one of Gurgaon Open with 9-under 63
DOMINATED ROUND ONE

Golf: Mani Ram dominates round one of Gurgaon Open with 9-under 63

NUH (HARYANA): Karnal’s Mani Ram dominated round one of the Gurgaon Open with a nine-under 63 to lead by two shots here at the Classic Golf & Country Club.

Gurgaon Open starts at Classic Golf & Country Club; Pro-Am event on April 20
EVENT

Gurgaon Open starts at Classic Golf & Country Club; Pro-Am event on April 20

NUH (HARYANA): Professional Golf Tour of India's (PGTI) Gurgaon Open began on Tuesday here at Classic Golf & Country Club and will run till April 19. The Pro-Am event will be staged on April 20.

Top stars in the hunt at the Delhi-NCR Open Golf Championship, starting Wednesday
TOP STARS OF THE COUNTRY

Top stars in the hunt at the Delhi-NCR Open Golf Championship, starting Wednesday

NOIDA: Top stars of the country will be in action in the Delhi-NCR Open Golf Championship 2024, which will be staged at the Noida Golf Course from April 10–13, the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) announced on Monday.

Akshay Bhatia seals a thrilling win in Valero Texas Open, secures Masters' berth
A TENSE FINISH

Akshay Bhatia seals a thrilling win in Valero Texas Open, secures Masters' berth

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS: Indian-American Akshay Bhatia held his nerve in a tense finish and held off a brilliant late run by Denny McCarthy to win the Valero Texas Open in a sudden-death playoff. It also earned him a place in next week’s Masters.

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