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Aircel Emerging Player Of The
Year 2009
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As of DDA OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP |
| ANTHONY PAUL CHOAT* |
107446.00 |
| NAVTEZ SINGH |
73000.00 |
| RUDRESH SHARMA |
55850.00 |
| ADITYA SINGH |
29200.00 |
| KAPIL KUMAR |
20200.00 |
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Aircel PGTI 2009 - Tournament Winners |
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PGTI News |
Jeev Milkha Singh misses cut at US Open |
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Bethpage, New York, June 21, 2009:
India’s Jeev Milkha Singh (78, 73) bowed out of the 2009 US Open as he totaled 11 over 151 for his first two rounds. Jeev missed the cut (three over 143) by eight strokes. After having started with a dissappointing eight over 78 in round one, Jeev came up with a much better score of three over 73 in round two.
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SINGH LEADS ASIAN TOUR CHARGE AT US OPEN
Drawn alongside Vijay Singh & K J Choi |
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New Delhi, June 18, 2009:
India’s Jeev Milkha Singh will lead a strong Asian Tour cast at the US Open this week with the aim of delivering Asia’s first major title. It will be a walk down memory lane for Jeev, the reigning Asian Tour Order of Merit champion as he made his major debut at the US Open at the same venue back in 2002.
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PGTI International News |
Strong finish for Shiv Kapur at BMW International Open |
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Munich, Germany, June 29, 2009:
PGTI member Shiv Kapur ended the BMW International Open (European Tour) on Sunday in lone eighth place to mark his best finish this year. Kapur fired six birdies and one eagle on the final hole against a single bogey for a final round of seven-under-par 65. S.S.P. Chowrasia, the other Indian to make the cut, finished in tied 21st place after carding 68 in the final round for a 277 total.
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Jeev finishes tied sixth in Wales |
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Newport, Wales, June 8, 2009:
Jeev Milkha Singh continued his good form on the European Tour as he finished tied sixth at The Celtic Manor Wales Open on Sunday. Jeev (69, 68, 73, 69) totaled five under 279 to finish four strokes behind winner Jeppe Huldahl of Denmark.
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FEATURED PLAYER |
R Srinivas |
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R Srinivas is one of the most talented professionals to have emerged from Bangalore in recent years. The 30-year-old, who is known for his excellent short-game, is now determined to take his game to another level in order to make a major impact on the PGTI.
Read our interview with
R Srinivas to find
out more about him. |
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