Golf star Bryson DeChambeau will tee it up at International Series India, scheduled from January 30 to February 2, marking the first time a defending major champion will be competing in the Indian subcontinent.
Lahiri who won the Hero Indian Open in 2015, said he was happy to be back ‘home’ but is keen to prove to himself, more than anyone else, that he still has what it takes to win.
The Indian men were tied fifth while the women were fifth by themselves.
Redman carded four-under 67 for the day while Vegas too returned the same score.
South African Garrick Higgo moved up seven places to be in tied 3rd spot with world No. 1 American Dustin Johnson, who slipped a place.
The international starcast from over 30 countries, including six players from the World’s Top-100 are all set to battle it…
Anirban Lahiri dropped a double bogey on either side of the turn for a three-over 74 card, finishing in Tied-59th…
Defending champion SSP Chawrasia, former champion Anirban Lahiri and twice European Tour winner and emerging talent Shubhankar Sharma will lead…
Sharma now leads, both, the European Tour Race to Dubai and the Asian Tour Order of Merit.
Set for his second appearance at the EurAsia Cup, seasoned Indian golfer SSP Chawrasia says he is counting on his…
