DLF Women's Indian Open (28 March 2008)
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28 March, 2008
PHATLUM PORNANONG of Thailand
clinched her second title inside 40 days when she won the USD120,000 DLF
Women's Indian Open presented by GENPACT at the DLF Golf & Country
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Thursday 27 March, 2008
Thailand's PHATLUM, PORNANONG shot another round of 2-under 70 for a two round total of 140 to take a two-shot lead in second day's play in the USD120,000 DLF Women's Indian Open presented by GENPACT. China's WANG, CHUN who shot the day's lowest total of 3-under 69 is in second spot and trails the leader by two shots. From Beijing, Wang Chun gave a good account of herself and felt that she has a good chance to deny Pornanong a back-to-back win. Japan's SAKURAI, YUKI who is lingering at three strokes off the leader, also positioned herself to lift the silverware when she carded a 2-under 70 for a 36-hole total of 143. Indonesian amateur JAYA, LIDYA IVANA played 1-over 73. She dropped to share the fourth spot with Chinese Taipei's SHIH, HUEI-JU. The players have a total of 144. Again there was another player who shot an ace. Chinese Taipei's CHEN, KUAN-PEI scored a hole-in-one at the Par-3, 16th hole with a nine iron. MEHRA, SMRITI dropped from fourth to fifth spot after finishing another round with a 1-over 73 for a two round-146. |
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Wednesday 26 March, 2008
Thailand's PHATLUM,
PORNANONG lived up to her claim to go for a back-to-back win, took a
one-shot lead in the opening day of the USD120,000 DLF
Women's Indian Open presented by GENPACT at the DLF Golf & Country
Club. |
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Final round scores 212: Pornanong Pathlum (Tha) 70-70-72 216: Wei Yun Jye (Tpe) 74-71-71; Yuki Sakurai (Jpn) 73-70-73 217: Nam Min-ji (Kor) 75-72-70; Wang Chun (Chn) 73-69-75 218: Hsien Yu Ling am (Tpe) 75-72-71; Smriti Mehra (Ind) 73-73-72 219: Rungthiwa Pangjan (Tha) 74-73-72 220: Chen Kuan-Pei (Tpe) 75-72-73; Nontaya Sirisawang (Tha) 73-72-75; Jaya Lidya Ivana (Ina) 71-73-76; Shih Huei-ju (Tpe) 72-72-76
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JOHNNIE WALKER CLASSIC 2008 (28 March - 02 March 2008) with total Prize Money US$409,743.
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Sunday 2nd March 2008
New
Zealand’s Mark Brown
produced a stunning final nine holes to claim a
dream victory in the Johnnie Walker Classic and a second title in a week. |
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Saturday 1st March 2008
Japan’s
Taichiro Kiyota pulled off a miraculous birdie on his last hole to snatch
the lead after the third round of the US$2.5 million Johnnie Walker
Classic on Saturday. |
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Friday 29th February 2008
India’s
Shiv Kapur lived up to the adage “Beware the
sick golfer” when he fired a sparkling seven-under-par 65 for the joint halfway lead with
Australia’s Unho Park in the Johnnie Walker Classic on Friday. |
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Thursday 28th February 2008
Shamim
Khan of India upstaged some of the biggest names in golf to grab a share
of the first round lead at the Johnnie Walker Classic on Thursday.
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Leading final round scores 270
- Mark Brown (NZL) 71-68-64-67 |
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| Mark Brown receives First Prize from Chief Minister of Haryana - Mr. Bhupinder Singh Hooda and Mr. Asif Adil | Mark Brown with Trophy |
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| Moment of victory | Mark Brown |
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| Taichiro Kiyota receives prize from Mr. Asif Adil | Taichiro Kiyota |
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| Greg Chamlers receives prize from Mr. Asif Adil | Greg Chamlers |
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| Scott Strange receives prize from Mr. Asif Adil | JWC 2008 Top four Leaders |
DLF MASTERS 2007
The DLF Masters 2007 was held from 10th till the 13th of May 2007 with total Prize Money of 65 Lac.
The USPGA Tours Pebble Beach Pro Am and the European Tours Dunhill Links Championship format was introduced for the first time in India in this tournament. The Pro Am had a Team Championship with a Prize Money of 5 Lac for the winning Professional and a trophy for the amateurs. The team championship was won by Amardip S Malik and Raghav Malik with a total of 285 ,15 Under par.
It was a unique experience for the amateurs as they got to pay golf with the 50 top golfers after having made it the cut at 7 over par. They than teamed up with the amateur, for the next two days. It gave the amateur a rare chance to play with the professional and also giving them the excellent opportunity to gain knowledge about the way they play.
The course played tough with its fast green and strong winds not allowing the golfers to settle down as the score show.
The course of events were as follows:-
Day 1: |
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| 1st : Ranjit Singh 66 (-6) | 1st :Jyoti Randhawa 132 ( -12) |
| 2nd: Tie between Jyoti Randhawa and Australian Richard Backwell 68 (-4). | 2nd:Gaurav Diwan 137 ( -7) |
| 3rd :Richard Backwell 136 (-6) | |
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Day 4: |
| 1st : Jyoti Randhawa 209 (-13) | 1st : Jyoti Randhawa 273 (-15) who incidentally is also DLF Country Club Brand Ambassador won the masters, taking home Rs10.53 Lakh. |
| 2nd : Shiv Kapur 209 (-7) | 2nd : Shiv Kapur came second who in the end was at 283 (- 5) taking home Rs.7.28 Lakh |
| 3rd : SSP Chowrasia 210 (-8) | 3rd : Vijay Kumar was at 284 (– 4) taking home Rs. 4.09 Lakh. |
On the Final day at one time Shiv Kapur had reduced the gap of six strokes to 4 strokes at the half way stage. It was on the Back nine that Kapur lost direction and successive bogeys on the 13th and the 14th sealed his fate |
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Spectators |
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Jyoti Randhawa |
Richard Backwell |
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Ranjit Singh |
Gaurav Ghei |
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Gaurav Diwan |
Shiv Kapoor |
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SSP Chawrasia |
Ashok Kumar |
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First Prize Jyoti Randhawa |
A.S. Malik & R Malik 1st Team Championship |
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Gaurav Ghei and Mr. Naurath 2nd Team Championship |
Ashok Kumar & APS Kang 3rd Team Championship |
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