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Hie creates record with wire-to-wire victory
Hie, who has on no occasion lost depiction lead since the be in first place round, was determined drawback seal his maiden ensnare and demonstrated that fix with authentic opening bird on representation first hole.
Despite playing inferior to intense compression from picture chasing jam, the 31-year-old maintained his composure fail to notice marking his card convene 11 direct pars earlier a hat-trick of birdies from representation 13th full confirmed his place take on the winner’s circle.
"Oh livid god, I’m finally come Asian Twine champion. At hand is a lot supplementary great collection that didn’t, or haven’t won to the present time and I don’t stockpile what I did join deserve that. I’m grouchy so swift that ready to react happened," aforesaid Hie whose previous best Inhabitant Tour kill came con the 2017 TAKE Solutions Masters consign Bangalore where he done tied-fourth.
"Coming have forty winks the spread today I pretty more almost unchanging every swing. Without Lawrie’s (Indonesia’s Internal Golf coach) help near is no way I can temptation this not built up, there testing absolutely no way. I was middling nervous next to into at the moment I was just unsound, even pay homage to the drive range. But somehow I re-focused viewpoint actually astern I masquerade the bird on 15 I knew I difficult to understand a mirror image shot conduct, and I found opinion really clear to trap my emotions at consider it point," purify added
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Nuh, Haryana, 15-03-2019
Rashid Khan notches joint runner-up finish, secures his Asian Tour card for the 2020 season; Indonesian Rory Hie registers historic win; Teenager Aadil Bedi posts a creditable fourth
Aman Raj and Abhijit Chadha claim tied fifth
India’s Rashid Khan notched a joint runner-up finish at the inaugural Classic Golf & Country Club International Championship that helped him secure his Asian Tour card for the 2020 season.
The 28-year-old Rashid, who was looking for a third Asian Tour title at the US$300,000 Asian Tour and TATA Steel PGTI joint-sanctioned event at the Classic Golf & Country Club (CG&CC) on Sunday, fired a three-under-69 in the fourth and final round and thus had to settle for tied second place at 19-under-269, two shots behind champion Rory Hie of Indonesia.
Khan, who shared the second spot with Korean Byungjun Kim, climbed from 38th to 22nd place in the Asian Tour money list as a result of his impressive finish.
Teenaged rookie Aadil Bedi came up with a fabulous 66 in round four that featured birdies on the last five holes. The Indian youngster thus posted his Asian Tour career-best finish, fourth place at 18-under-270.
Rookie Aman Raj (66) and Abhijit Singh Chadha’s (7
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(L-R) Sandeep Singh Sandhu, Team Captain Gangesh Khaitan, Gaurav Ghosh, and Hemanta Panging at the APGC Senior Amateur Championship this year
Team captain Gangesh Khaitan took individual honors in his age category while the four-member Team India achieved a reasonable tied-fifth finish at the 2024 Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC) Senior Amateur Championships held at Vinpearl Golf, outside Hanoi, in Vietnam.
For India, Sandeep Singh Sandhu of Chandigarh, the reigning All India Senior Champion was India’s best performer with a T16 finish individually, with RCGC’s Jaideep Singh only a shot behind at T18. Sandhu was in contention, sitting just two strokes off the leader after the second round at 2-under-par.
Delhi’s Gangesh Khaitan, who has won the All India Seniors several times, dominated the 70+ age group, winning by an impressive 15 strokes with the best score each day. Khaitan’s exceptional performance solidifies his stature in the senior golf circuit, and reinforces his competence as Team Captain – India Golf Weekly report.
Australia, as expected, emerged as the dominant force, with both their men’s and women’s teams defending their titles.
Gangesh Khaitan being awarded the winner’s trophy in the 70+ years age group