JPGA - CASIO WORLD OPEN -2004 Jeev Milkha Singh

ajay · Post by **ajay** » Tue Sep 28, 2004 7:15 am

JPGA is back after a gap of one week. While Jyoti returns after a week of rest, Jeev is back from the Asian tour to renew their quest for success in Japan.

ajay · Post by **ajay** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 5:33 am

Good start by Jeev and Jyoti!!

Keep it up!!
Both of them are -3 after a bogieless rounds. Jyoti started on front nine and eagled the second hole. He followed it up with a birdie. For the rest of the holes, it was all par. Jeev started on back nine and opened his birdie account on 16th hole. On front nine he birdied 1st and 3rd hole.

Both of them are currently tied 4th with leader at -6 in 13 holes. The cut is projected at +1.

jaydeep · Post by **jaydeep** » Thu Sep 30, 2004 8:35 am

Again good start by Jyoti and Jeev ... hope they will built up on this begining ... Right now they r lying 2 strokes behind leader at 3rd position after end of 1st day.

1 R.Lee -5
2 C.Plaphol -4
3 P.Sheehan -3
K.Miyamoto -3
T.Teshima -3
J.M.Singh -3
S.Yokota -3
J.Randhawa -3
G.Meyer -3
H.Ahara -3
P.Teravainen-3

Jaydeep.

ajay · Post by **ajay** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 7:48 am

Both of them missed a chance to consolidate their position. Numerous birdies were all squared with numerous bogies. Jeev (-1 today) had 6 birdies, but a double bogie and 3 other bogies spoiled the show. Jyoti had 3 birdie and 3 bogies to finish with a par round.

Currently, Jeev is T10 and Jyoti is T13. The current leader is at -9

jaydeep · Post by **jaydeep** » Fri Oct 01, 2004 8:28 am

Very ordinary day for our golfers ... Jeev's 5 bogeys r unexcusable ... it shows lack of concentration on the field ... same thing apply to Jyoti also.

Jaydeep.

ajay · Post by **ajay** » Sat Oct 02, 2004 6:49 am

Much better day!

Although it was not a bogieless day, but still bogies came down and that helped in birdies being counted. Jyoti shot a 4 under round and Jeev shot a 3 under round. Both of them (with no one else) are sharing joint 7th position in the leaderboard with a tournament total of -7.
Jeev had 5 birdies and a double bogie. Jyoti scored 6 birdies and 2 bogies.

The leader is way ahead with -13 as he had the best 3rd round of -8. Jyoti or Jeev can still win this tournament if they can emulate the current leader Suzuki's 3rd round. i.e. have a final round of -7 or -8. Although difficult, but Jyoti and Jeev have put them in contention.

1 -13 T.Suzuki -8 FIN 72 65 63 - 200
2 -10 P.Sheehan -1 FIN 68 65 70 - 203
3 -8 S.Conran -4 FIN 70 68 67 - 205
-8 W.T.Yeh -1 FIN 69 66 70 - 205
-8 M.Ozaki -2 FIN 69 67 69 - 205
-8 G.Meyer -3 FIN 68 69 68 - 205
7 -7 J.M.Singh -3 FIN 68 70 68 - 206
-7 J.Randhawa -4 FIN 68 71 67 - 206
9 -6 D.Chand -4 FIN 71 69 67 - 207

Gulamali · Post by **Gulamali** » Sat Oct 02, 2004 10:08 am

Good decent rounds by Jeev & Jyoti. Keeps in the top 10. Interestingly we have Jeev, Jyoti & Dinesh teeing off together. That should be a rarity in JPGA - 3 Indians (1 of orign only) teeing off together on the final round.

Go Jeev, Jyoti & Dinesh and push for top 3...

gansy · Post by **gansy** » Sat Oct 02, 2004 9:33 pm

Along witha great round -6 or better, the Js also need Sheehan and especially Suzuki to implode the last day .... anyway on course for a solid top 10 each ...

ajay · Post by **ajay** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 3:08 am

WATCH OUT!!! Jyoti is pushing for a title!

Jyoti is one behind the leader after 8 holes. Jyoti (-10) is -3 for the day, one of the very few to be under par today. Third round leader Suzuki (-11) is +2 for the day. The contest is on!!!!!!
GO JYOTI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PKBasu · Post by **PKBasu** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 4:44 am

Very exciting stuff from Jyoti. Is there a website where one can follow the action, Ajay?

ajay · Post by **ajay** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 5:00 am

Unfortunately, today updates are very infrequent. Infact, there has no been any update for more than an hour. Anyway, click here to get the latest.

PKBasu · Post by **PKBasu** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 5:53 am

Thanks, Ajay. So our three musketeers are having a very mixed day so far, with Jyoti at -3 after 8 holes, Dinesh -1 (and so -7 for the tournament, and tied for 5th) and Jeev +3 (so -4 for the tournament and tied for 11th). Let's finish it off in style, Jyoti-Jeev-Dinesh!

ajay · Post by **ajay** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 6:16 am

Yes PKB, you are right as it has been a mixed day.
No more updates so far. I think weather must be bad and must have disrupted the play. It would be interesting how the game goes once it resumes.

PKBasu · Post by **PKBasu** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 10:49 am

Well T. Suzuki went absolutely berserk after the 6th hole, as he was 10 under par over those holes to be 8-under for the day and 13-under for the tournament -- winning it by a comfortable 3 strokes over P. Sheehan. Jyoti and Jeev tied each other for 7th place, with a 3-under par final round (for a 7-under score for the tournament). Creditable, but no cigar.
Fiji's Dinesh Chand was one stroke behind Jeev and Jyoti, tied for 9th with two others.

Here's the final leaderboard:
http://jgto.org/jgto/WG02020000Init.do? ... renceCd=31

gansy · Post by **gansy** » Sun Oct 03, 2004 12:54 pm

PKBasu,

I think you are looking at the third round leaderboard ...

gansy

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