Marcel Siem, first German to win Hero Indian Open as home challengers flop
The 42-year old Siem played a steady game throughout the day. He overtook Paul on the 11th hole but the overnight leader rallied and drew parity on the 13th.
The 42-year old Siem played a steady game throughout the day. He overtook Paul on the 11th hole but the overnight leader rallied and drew parity on the 13th.
Germany’s Yannik Paul remained in the lead at the end of the third and penultimate round.
DLF golfer Honey Baisoya held the clubhouse lead for much of the day with a six-under-par 66 before losing it to the late-charging German Yannik Paul (65), who seemed to continue from where he let off last week where he finished second.
Two-time winner, SSP Chawrasia, on Tuesday promised a better showing by home golfers in the US$ 2 million Hero Indian Open to be played at the the DLF Golf and Country Club here from 23 February.
The Hero Indian Open, which was first held in 1964, will have 120 players, who will battle it out for a purse of US$ 2 million. The event will be held at the DLF Golf and Country Club from February 23 to 26.
The winners include Yannik Paul, Guido Migliozzi, MacIntyre, Kalle Samooja, Thorbjørn Olesen, Spaniard Pablo Larrazabal (2), Nicolai Højgaard and Shaun Norris, all of whom have held aloft a trophy at least once on the DP World Tour in 2022.
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