Jyoti Randhawa News

Hong Kong : SSP Chowrasia signed off with a spectacular five-under 65, the best card of the day by an Indian, to join compatriot Jyoti Randhawa at tied 22nd after the final round of the Hong Kong Open golf tournament Sunday.

Champions yesterday, setting up a dream finale to the World Golf Championship event.

A last-hole bogey left a blot on an otherwise unblemished five-under 65 from S.S.P. Chowrasia in the first round of the UBS Hong Kong Open Thursday.

GREATER NOIDA: The absence of four top golfers of the country will give the upcoming professionals a good opportunity to engage in a competitive battle for the Rs.

Greater Noida Undergoing a swing change, Anirbal Lahiri often switched between his old style and the reworked one inadvertently.

Anirban Lahiri bagged the highest prize money ever on the Aircel-PGTI when he won the BILT Open 2009 golf with a mammoth seven-stroke margin here Sunday.

India's Jyoti Randhawa rolled down the leaderboard from overnight eighth position to tied 19th at the end of Asia's first-ever World Golf Championship event at HSB Champions here Sunday.

Tajikistan News.Net Saturday 7th November, 2009 Jyoti Randhawa seems to have found his rhythm and focus at the right time as he added another two-under 70 on a difficult day to keep in sight a first-ever top five finish in a World Golf Championship .

SHANGHAI: Taiwan's Lin Weng-Tang and India's Jyoti Randhawa led a strong Asian charge at the WGC-HSBC Champions on Thursday, playing impressive golf to stay in touch with the leaders.

Jyoti Randhawa shot a fine four-under 68 that will go a long way in restoring his confidence, as he was placed tied ninth at the end of the first round of the WGC-HSBC Champions at the Sheshan International Golf Club Thursday.

New Delhi, Nov 3 : Emerging golfers of the country will make most of the absence of some of the star players, including Jeev Milkha Singh at the Bilt Open, offering a whopping prize money of Rupees one crore for the November 5-8 event.

Sentosa Ace Indian golfer Jyoti Randhawa dropped a rung to fifth but Gaganjeet Bhullar held on to the sixth spot in the Asian Tour's Order of Merit list issued on Monday Randhawa has earnings of USD 318,350, while Bhullar has USD 308,916. The two are the only Indians in the top-10 bracket.

Coming back after a six-week lay-off, Ian Poulter 'shrugged off the cobwebs' and ensured his trip to the island state was indeed fruitful as he won the Barclay's Singapore Open and moved into the tenth place on the European Order of Merit, now called the Race to Dubai.

Tajikistan News.Net Saturday 31st October, 2009 The start-top-start saga continued at the Barclay's Singapore Open golf as rain and lightning once again came in the way of Saturday's programme.

Jyoti Randhawa, who has been struggling with his rhythm this season, Thursday rallied from early mistakes to finish the day with a steady one-under 70 on a difficult first day of the $5 million Barclay's Singapore Open.

Exactly a year ago, young Indian golfer Gaganjeet Bhullar, stood watching the superstars of Asian golf and some invitees, too, at the practice green nursing hopes of making the cut to ensure the Asian Tour card for 2009.

Johor Bahru: Himmat Rai's dream run in the Iskandar Johor Open did not culminate in his maiden Asian Tour title and the 22-year-old Indian golfer finished tied third to pocket a cool $55,150 - the biggest cheque of his fledgling career - here on Sunday.

Yet another emerging star in Indian golf made his presence felt at the Iskandar Johor Open here Friday.

Indian golf's youth brigade made a great start in the first round at the Iskandar Johor Open Thursday before inclement weather forced an early end to the day's play.

First there was Ali Sher, then Shiv Shankar Prasad Chowrasia and now, Chinnaswamy Muniyappa.