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Shiv Kapur News
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Considered as the sport's national championship, Hero Indian Open will offer a prize purse of USD 1.75 million.
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In a disappointing finish for the country at the Shot Clock Masters, the three Indians in the fray -- Ajeetesh Sandhu (77-70), Jeev Milkha Singh (82-82) and Shiv Kapur (79, withdrawn) -- have missed the halfway cut.
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Sandhu, who ended the day with a one-shot lead, continued to showcase the strength of Indian golf with a performance that threatens to break the Korean stronghold at the event which has not been won by a foreign player since Mark Calcavecchia of the United States in 2004.
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Rahil Gangjee played one of his best rounds in a long time to place himself Tied-second behind Japan's Rikuya Hoshino (68) at the Panasonic Open Golf Championship on Friday.
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Two-time defending champion SSP Chawrasia clinched the trophy at two separate courses -- the Delhi Golf Course and DLF golf course. Anirban Lahiri had also won the title in 2015.
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Rising Indian golfer Shubhankar Sharma will join the likes of Anirban Lahiri, SSP Chawrasia and Shiv Kapur in a star-studded field for the Hero Indian Open starting on March 8.
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Khalin Joshi and Shiv Kapur, both tied 25th, were the best Indians among the seven who made the halfway cut at the Maybank Championship.
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Spain's Sergio Garcia won the $1 million SMBC Singapore open here on Sunday while Indian golfer Shiv Kapur finished tied 23rd after a disappointing three-over in the final round and his compatriots Jyoti Randhawa and Gaganjeet Bhullar shared the 27th spot.
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Kapur, five-under through 36 holes, had one birdie and one bogey in his 10 holes on the third day, when play was stopped.
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Indian golfer Shiv Kapur and Gaganjeet Bhullar finished tied sixth and joint ninth, respectively, after the second round of the SMBC Singapore Open on Friday.
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Indian golfer Shiv Kapur fell two shots behind Prom Meesawat of Thailand, while Gaganjeet Bhullar got a share of the third spot after the third and penultimate round of the $500,000 Royal Cup here on Saturday.
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Passing the Yo-Yo is currently a must for a cricketer who wants to play for the Indian cricket team.
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Kapur's two previous Asian Tour titles came at the Volvo Masters of Asia in Thailand in 2005 and at the Yeangder Heritage in Taiwan this year.
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Battling the cold, windy and rainy conditions on Friday, Lahiri and Kapur struggled at Royal Birkdale Golf Club. Their two-day total of six-over 146 was a single shot outside the cut declared at the tournament.
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High winds made scoring very difficult in the Highlands.
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Among the other Indians, Shiv Kapur (72), Atwal (72) were tied 24th, while Rashid Khan (72) was tied-41st.
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Randhawa, three-under through two rounds, shot five-under 67 on the moving day to get to eight-under 208 and tied-ninth place.
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Lahiri, who recently became the first Indian to play in the International Team at the Presidents Cup, has had a power-packed 2015 season.
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Khalin Joshi, SSP Chawrasia are the next best placed Indians at the $750,000 Asian Tour event.
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Jeev Milkha Singh who shot two-over 73 in second round and followed it with an even par 71 is tied 49th after the third round at the British Masters son Saturday.
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