Chikkarangappa fired a final round of six-under-66 to finish tied 11th at the Sarawak Championship; Ajeetesh Sandhu (67), Himmat Rai (68) & Gaganjeet Bhullar (71) also finished tied 11th
Anirban Lahiri shot a sensational nine-under-61, the best round by an Indian on the PGA Tour, to rise to tied second in Round 2 of A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier, he was one off the lead
Feeder Tour, Lucknow: Chandarjeet Yadav (centre) receives the winner's cheque from Mr. JPS Sial, Captain, Lucknow Golf Club (left) and Mr. Rajnish Chopra, Secretary, Lucknow Golf Club (right)
Feeder Tour, Lucknow: Pawan Verma finished tied 18th in Lucknow but took the lead in the Feeder Tour Order of Merit with just one event remaining in the season
PGTI's 2018 stats reveal OOM leader Honey Baisoya's domination of the season since he has recorded most wins and birdies and has posted the joint lowest winning score and a course record
Himmat Rai was one of four Indians along with Ajeetesh Sandhu, Khalin Joshi and Gaganjeet Bhullar, who produced scores of four-under-68 on Day 1 of the Sarawak Championship to be tied 15th
Feeder Tour, Lucknow: Rajiv Kumar Jatiwal fired a rare albatross on the par-5 third as he holed his second shot from 195 yards, he was tied 35th on Day 1
Anirban Lahiri's last round of three-under-67 helped him gain 12 spots and close the week at the Quicken Loans National in tied 13th; He has now broken back into the top-100 in the world rankings
Anirban Lahiri fired four birdies on the first five holes during his opening round of three-under-67 at the Quicken Loans National to be placed tied 10th, four off the lead
Anirban Lahiri's tied ninth finish at the Travelers Championship was his third top-10 of the current PGA Tour season and it moved him up 16 spots to 95 in the FedEx Cup rankings
Feeder Tour, Karnal: Ashbeer Saini receives the winning cheque from Mr. K K Sindhu, IPS, DG, Haryana Police Academy, Madhuban (left) and Mr. Uttam Singh Mundy, CEO, PGTI (right)
Shubhankar Sharma will tee off at 1754 hrs Indian Time in Round 1 of the US Open on Thursday; His playing partners are Denmark's Thorbjorn Olesen & American Patrick Rodgers (Picture: Asian Tour)
Chikkarangappa produced his best round on the Asian Tour in 2018, a five-under-65, to be placed one behind the lead in tied second in Round 1 of the Thailand Open
Feeder Tour, Faridabad: Dhruv Sheoran continued his domination of the Feeder Tour with a second win in two weeks, he came through by one shot courtesy his last round of 70
Shubhankar Sharma secured a creditable tied 20th finish at the PGA Tour's Fort Worth Invitational, his final round of three-under-67 helped him gain 18 spots on the leaderboard
Feeder Tour, Chhawla, Delhi: Dhruv Sheoran receives the winning cheque from Shri K K Sharma, IPS, DG, BSF (2nd from left) and Shri Prabhat Singh, IPS, ADG, BSF (extreme left)
Anirban Lahiri, who began his week at the Fort Worth Invitational with birdies on the first three holes, closed the opening round in tied 19th at three-under-67
Honey Baisoya made a brilliant start at the Asia-Pacific Classic in China with an opening round of five-under-67 that placed him tied second, one off the lead
Bangladeshi Md Zamal Hossain Mollah's final round of two-under-69 at the AB Bank Bangladesh Open gave him his career-best finish of tied fourth on the Asian Tour (Picture: Asian Tour)
Sri Lankan Mithun Perera's third round 66 lifted him to second place at the AB Bank Bangladesh Open, he trails the leader by one going into the final round
Gaganjeet Bhullar's valiant final round of one-under-70 secured him a joint runner-up finish at the GS Caltex Maekyung Open in Korea, he lost out in a four-way playoff
Ajeetesh Sandhu continued in tied second place on Day 3 of the GS Caltex Maekyung Open in Korea despite shooting a 74, he was placed just one behind the lead (Picture: Asian Tour)
Shiv Kapur occupies tied fifth at the halfway stage in Korea, the two other Indians in the top-10 are Chikkarangappa and Gaganjeet Bhullar, both are placed tied ninth
BTI Open: Twenty-three-year-old Kazuki Higa of Japan claimed his maiden title in only his second season as a professional, he fired a final round of 70 to win by three shots
Chikkarangappa fired a final round of six-under-66 to finish tied 11th at the Sarawak Championship; Ajeetesh Sandhu (67), Himmat Rai (68) & Gaganjeet Bhullar (71) also finished tied 11th
Anirban Lahiri shot a sensational nine-under-61, the best round by an Indian on the PGA Tour, to rise to tied second in Round 2 of A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier, he was one off the lead
Feeder Tour, Lucknow: Chandarjeet Yadav (centre) receives the winner's cheque from Mr. JPS Sial, Captain, Lucknow Golf Club (left) and Mr. Rajnish Chopra, Secretary, Lucknow Golf Club (right)
Feeder Tour, Lucknow: Pawan Verma finished tied 18th in Lucknow but took the lead in the Feeder Tour Order of Merit with just one event remaining in the season
PGTI's 2018 stats reveal OOM leader Honey Baisoya's domination of the season since he has recorded most wins and birdies and has posted the joint lowest winning score and a course record
Himmat Rai was one of four Indians along with Ajeetesh Sandhu, Khalin Joshi and Gaganjeet Bhullar, who produced scores of four-under-68 on Day 1 of the Sarawak Championship to be tied 15th
Feeder Tour, Lucknow: Rajiv Kumar Jatiwal fired a rare albatross on the par-5 third as he holed his second shot from 195 yards, he was tied 35th on Day 1
Anirban Lahiri's last round of three-under-67 helped him gain 12 spots and close the week at the Quicken Loans National in tied 13th; He has now broken back into the top-100 in the world rankings
Anirban Lahiri fired four birdies on the first five holes during his opening round of three-under-67 at the Quicken Loans National to be placed tied 10th, four off the lead
Anirban Lahiri's tied ninth finish at the Travelers Championship was his third top-10 of the current PGA Tour season and it moved him up 16 spots to 95 in the FedEx Cup rankings
Feeder Tour, Karnal: Ashbeer Saini receives the winning cheque from Mr. K K Sindhu, IPS, DG, Haryana Police Academy, Madhuban (left) and Mr. Uttam Singh Mundy, CEO, PGTI (right)
Shubhankar Sharma will tee off at 1754 hrs Indian Time in Round 1 of the US Open on Thursday; His playing partners are Denmark's Thorbjorn Olesen & American Patrick Rodgers (Picture: Asian Tour)
Chikkarangappa produced his best round on the Asian Tour in 2018, a five-under-65, to be placed one behind the lead in tied second in Round 1 of the Thailand Open
Feeder Tour, Faridabad: Dhruv Sheoran continued his domination of the Feeder Tour with a second win in two weeks, he came through by one shot courtesy his last round of 70
Shubhankar Sharma secured a creditable tied 20th finish at the PGA Tour's Fort Worth Invitational, his final round of three-under-67 helped him gain 18 spots on the leaderboard
Feeder Tour, Chhawla, Delhi: Dhruv Sheoran receives the winning cheque from Shri K K Sharma, IPS, DG, BSF (2nd from left) and Shri Prabhat Singh, IPS, ADG, BSF (extreme left)
Anirban Lahiri, who began his week at the Fort Worth Invitational with birdies on the first three holes, closed the opening round in tied 19th at three-under-67
Honey Baisoya made a brilliant start at the Asia-Pacific Classic in China with an opening round of five-under-67 that placed him tied second, one off the lead
Bangladeshi Md Zamal Hossain Mollah's final round of two-under-69 at the AB Bank Bangladesh Open gave him his career-best finish of tied fourth on the Asian Tour (Picture: Asian Tour)
Sri Lankan Mithun Perera's third round 66 lifted him to second place at the AB Bank Bangladesh Open, he trails the leader by one going into the final round
Gaganjeet Bhullar's valiant final round of one-under-70 secured him a joint runner-up finish at the GS Caltex Maekyung Open in Korea, he lost out in a four-way playoff
Ajeetesh Sandhu continued in tied second place on Day 3 of the GS Caltex Maekyung Open in Korea despite shooting a 74, he was placed just one behind the lead (Picture: Asian Tour)
Shiv Kapur occupies tied fifth at the halfway stage in Korea, the two other Indians in the top-10 are Chikkarangappa and Gaganjeet Bhullar, both are placed tied ninth
BTI Open: Twenty-three-year-old Kazuki Higa of Japan claimed his maiden title in only his second season as a professional, he fired a final round of 70 to win by three shots
