2010 asian tour

[vidhyashankar]

Asia-Pacific Panasonic Open:

First round was washed out yesterday and the tournament is now shortened to 54 holes...The good news is, Gagangeet Bhullar is at the top of the leaderboard with a good round of -4 ...Even par round for SSP and he is T31.Anirban Lahiri and Muniyappa are the other Indians in this tournament..

Scores:
T1 Gaganjeet BHULLAR (-4)67
T31 SSP Chowrasia (E)71
T65 C.Muniyappa (+3)74
T65 Anirbhan Lahiri (+3)74

[vidhyashankar]

Asia-Pacific Panasonic Open:
Terrible second round of +5 for Bhullar leaves him at T25,5 Shots off the leader ..Gaganjeet could still be in contention for the title if he has a very good round tomorrow..Anirbhan Lahiri and SSP just about managed to make the cut..Muniyappa misses out..

[vidhyashankar]

Asia-Pacific Panasonic Open:
Final Scores:
Pos Player R1 R2 R3 Total Score Earning
T30 S.S.P. CHOWRASIA (IND) 71 76 68 (215) +2 $11,867.43
T55 Anirban LAHIRI (IND) 74 73 73 (220) +7 $7,483.96
T59 Gaganjeet BHULLAR (IND) 67 76 78 (221) +8 $7,038.49

[jaydeep]

Disappointing result for Gagangeet Bhullar after superb first round.

[ajay]

There were 4 Indians in the field for Taiwan Masters. Today, second round was suspended. Two Indian players finished their round and one player retired, while Himmar Rai still has to finish his round. The current available scores are:

T12 Rahil GANGJEE (IND) 74 72 146 +2
T28 Himmat RAI (IND) 76 Second round not yet done
T54 Digvijay SINGH (IND) 77 74 151 +7

Anirban LAHIRI (IND) 78 RTD

[Prem]

This week we have one of th ebiggest prize money events on the Asian Tour.
Its the Barclays Singapore Open, co-sanctioned by European Tour as well.
We have a huge contingent of 17 players - all our Top pros are playing this week, incl. Jeev, Arjun, Jyoti, Shiv etc.
Hope to see someone in contention in a very strong field.
Big event for Jyoti and SSPC, as they try to retain their EPGA cards for next year...

[usaindian]

at the end of round 2
jeev is tied for 7th and rahil for 26th,digvijay and bhullar tied for 40th and shiv for 55th

[PKBasu]

We should have followed this on the EPGA thread. But this year's Barclays Singapore Open has been a poor one for Indian players, with several of them (including Arjun Atwal, Jyoti Randhawa, SSP Chowrasia, Gaurav Ghei, Anirban Lahiri, etc.) failing to make the cut. After the third round, Jeev (with a 74) slipped to T17 (a position he shares with Colin Montgomerie), while Rahil Gangjee (with a good round of 69) rose to T25. Shiv Kapur is T37 (alongwith Phil Mickelson!), Digvijay Singh is T41 and Gaganjeet Bhullar is T60. Shiv had a 72 in round 3, while Gaganjeet and Digvijay had 74s.

[kna]

Final standings for Indians who made the cut at the Barclay's Singapore Open:

T16 Jeev Milkha Singh -7
T31 Shiv Kapur -4
T37 Rahil Gangjee -3
T49 Gaganjeet Bhullar Even
T64 Digvijay Singh +3

[vidhyashankar]

Hero Honda Indian Open 2010 has started today. Jeev is injured and not playing, Gaganjeet and SSP are playing qualifiers for the European tour 2011 in Barcelona. Rahil Gangjee is playing PGA tour qualifiers. There are 50 Indians playing in this tournament.

ROUND 1:

1 KIM Hyung-sung -5(67)
2 Namchok
TANTIPOKAKUL -4 (68)
2 BAEK Seuk-hyun -4 (68)
2 Marcus BOTH -4 (68)
2 Jbe KRUGER -4 (68)
2 Sanjay KUMAR -4 (68)
7 HWANG Inn-choon -3 (69)
7 Shamim KHAN -3 (69)
7 Ashok KUMAR -3 (69)
7 Ranjit SINGH -3 (69)
11 Manav JAINI -2 (70)
11 Rai HIMMAT -2 (70)
11 Richard KARLBERG -2 (70)
11 Chiragh KUMAR -2 (70)
11 Mukesh KUMAR -2 (70)
11 Gaurav PRATAP SINGH -2 (70)
21 Shiv KAPUR -1 (71)
33 Vikrant CHOPRA E (72)
33 Rashid KHAN E (72)
33 Jyoti Randhawa E (72)
46 Arjun Atwal 1 (73)
98 C. MUNIYAPPA 8 (80)

[PKBasu]

Disappointing performance by all the big Indian names, with a few surprisingly good ones from the likes of Sanjay Kumar. Daniel Chopra is 2-over at T54. Here is the rediff report:
http://www.rediff.com/sports/report/put ... 101202.htm

[vidhyashankar]

Hero Honda Indian Open 2010 : Defending champion Muniyappa and Daniel Chopra miss cut. Arjun Atwal moves up with a -3 R2. Manav Jaini is the best placed Indian at T3, one behind the leaders.

ROUND 2 :

1 BAEK Seuk-hyun 68 70 -6 (138)
1 Simon GRIFFITHS 71 67 -6 (138)
3 Manav JAINI 70 69 -5 (139)
3 Rikard KARLBERG 70 69 -5 (139)
3 Anthony KANG 72 67 -5 (139)
3 Ben FOX 70 69 -5 (139)
7 Namchok TANTIPOKAKUL 68 72 -4 (140)
7 Unho PARK 72 68 -4 (140)
7 Mukesh KUMAR 70 70 -4 (140)
7 Kiradech APHIBARNRAT 70 70 -4 (140)
11 Shamim KHAN 69 72 -3 (141)
18 Firoz ALI 71 71 -2 (142)
18 Arjun ATWAL 73 69 -2 (142)
18 Ashok KUMAR 69 73 -2 (142)
23 Chiragh KUMAR 70 73 -1 (143)
23 Jyoti RANDHAWA 72 71 -1 (143)
27 Shiv KAPUR 71 73 E (144)
27 Sanjay KUMAR 68 76 E (144)
27 Gaurav PRATAP SINGH70 74 E (144)
35 Himmat RAI 70 75 1 (145)

[vidhyashankar]

Hero Honda Indian Open 2010 :

ROUND 3 :

1 BAEK Seuk-hyun 68 70 68 -10 (206)
2 Rikard KARLBERG 70 69 68 -9 (207)
3 Manav JAINI 70 69 71 -6 (210)
3 Unho PARK 72 68 70 -6 (140)
3 Mukesh KUMAR 70 70 70 -6(140)
12 Arjun ATWAL 73 69 70 -4 (212)
12 Jyoti RANDHAWA 72 71 69 -4(212)
12 Ashok KUMAR 69 73 70 -4 (212)
20 Shiv KAPUR 71 73 69 -3 (213)

[PKBasu]

Good to see Manav Jaini retain his place near the top of the leaderboard over the second and third round, and Mukesh Kumar continue to play steady golf to stay T3. And very nice indeed that Arjun has made his move upward, and has an outside chancing of challenging the leaders going into the final day.
Sad that Daniel Chopra failed to make the cut. I hope he is able to take some time off, and come back raring to go next year -- albeit only on the Nationwide and perhaps EPGA tours.

[vidhyashankar]

Hero Honda Indian Open 2010 : Manav Jaini came close to winning but bogeys on the last few holes did him in. Shiv kapur produced a -5 final round to finish in top-5. Arjun Atwal, Mukesh Kumar and Ashok Kumar finished T5.

Final scroes :

1 Rikard KARLBERG 70 69 68 70 -11 (277)
2 BAEK Seuk-hyun 68 70 68 73 -9 (279)
3 Manav JAINI 70 69 71 70 -8 (280)
3 Shiv KAPUR 71 73 69 67 -8 (280)
5 Arjun ATWAL 73 69 70 69 -7 (281)
5 SIDDIKUR 72 72 67 70 -7 (281)
5 Mukesh KUMAR 70 70 70 71 -7 (281)
5 Ashok KUMAR 69 73 70 69 -7 (281)
5 Marcus BOTH 68 74 69 70 -7 (281)
10 Unho PARK 72 68 70 72 -6 (282)
10 Prayad MARKSAENG 71 73 70 68 -6 (282)