The USD 500,000 event marks the first formal tournament for senior golfers in India and is part of the Europe-based Legends Tour. It will be contested over 54 holes and has drawn a number of notable and proven performers in the 64-man field.
Indian golfing great Jeev Milkha Singh feels that the country's golfers need to be more mentally strong to be able to win medals in the Olympics.
Two of the country’s decorated golfers Jeev Milkha Singh and Jyoti Randhawa will be among the 10 Indians in action at the Legends Tour that will stage its first ever event in India this month at the picturesque Jaypee Greens Golf Course in Greater Noida.
The international starcast from over 30 countries, including six players from the World’s Top-100 are all set to battle it…
The 29-year-old has won eight Asian Tour titles across Asia but never in India.
At the age of 29, Gaganjeet Bhullar is now the youngest ever player to win eight Asian Tour titles following…
Shubhankar Sharma continues in the lead, Divyanshu Bajaj joins him at the top on day two
Woods will join India's Lahiri, Chawrasia and Singh in the Dubai Desert Classic to be held from Feb 2 to 5.
Jeev, who turns 45 next month, moved to 13-under 203 after the penultimate round.
