2006 AsianTour: VOLVO MASTERS Of ASIA: Jeev in Contention!

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The Asian Tour takes a break from the first week of June to middle of August.

June 1 - 4, 2006 Bangkok Airways Open
August 17 - 20, 2006 Crowne Plaza Open, Tycoon Golf Club, Beijing
And in this period, if I am right we have three grand slams (or is it two grandslams)... That means players may be trying to qualify, ensuring that there is no effective off season..


Shiv and Jeev matching birdie for birdie.. woohoo Number of completed holes in 3 round within paranthesis..


T3 Shiv -7 -2 (4)
T5 Jeev -6 -2(5)
T19 Dinesh -3 +2(4)
T19 Ghei -3 0(8)
T37 Arjun E -2(4) (Started on back 9
T43 Amandeep +1 +3(10)
T54 Rahil +2 +2(9) Started on back 9

Edited: 8:43 CST

T2 Shiv -8 -3 (6) - Birdie on par 5 6th
T7 Jeev -5 -1(7) Bogey on 7th hole. :frown:
T19 Dinesh -3 +2(6)
T26 Ghei -2 +1(9)
T31 Arjun -1 -3(6) (Started on back 9)
T43 Amandeep +1 +3(11)
T43 Rahil +1 +1(10) Started on back 9

Edited: 9:08 CST

3 Shiv -8 -3 (7) -
T15 Jeev -4 0(8) Back to back Bogey on 7th and 8th hole. :frown:
T19 Dinesh -3 +2(7)
T19 Ghei -3 0(11)
T31 Arjun -1 -3(7) (Started on back 9)
T40 Amandeep +1 +3(13)
T40 Rahil +1 +1(12) Started on back 9
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I guess i will hit the sack now..

6 Shiv -7 -2 (9) - Bogey on 8th hole
T26 Jeev -2 +2(9) Double on 9th hole and wheels are coming off his wagon :cry:
T18 Dinesh -3 +2(9)
T18 Ghei -3 0(13)
T33 Arjun -1 -3(9) (Started on back 9)
T45 Rahil +1 +1(14) Started on back 9
T51 Amandeep +2 +4(14)

And Taniguchi with a blazing -5 through 10 holes has joined the leader Yookoo with -9 under.. Shiv has to pull up his socks or it may be too late..

Edited: After losing 4 strokes in 3 holes, Jeev restored some sanity with birdie on par 5 10th.. Comeon jeev
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The 3rd day started in a nice way, but thing started going wrong direction somewhere in the middle :( At one time Shiv was T2, and at other time Jeev was T5, but then they faltered. All the players of interest are having difficulty to post an under par score, except Arjun Singh.

Using Kumar's format

T8 Shiv -5 0 (15) - Back to back 3 bogeys from 13th to 15th holes :damn:
T20 Dinesh -2 +3(15)
T28 Jeev -1 +3(16) Double on 9th hole and wheels are coming off his wagon
T28 Arjun -1 -3(14) (Started on back 9)
T39 Ghei +1 +4(F) 4 bogeys in last 5 holes :damn:
T49 Amandeep +2 +4(F)
T52 Rahil +3 +3(F) Started on back 9
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Wake up Kumar. You kept sending postive vibes to Shiv while you were awake and he kept doing well, and you go to sleep and his game falls apart. :kookoo:

Come on Shiv. No more bogeys on the remaining holes today.

Addendum:

The JPGA website is not updating the score. It does not appear to be raining at the golf course. Any ideas about the lack of updates?
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In the no one could break par in the round 3. Arjun Singh also lost 3 strokes in a row :( in his last 3 holes to finish on par.

Scores after 3rd round

T7 Shiv -5 0
T20 Dinesh -2 +3
T28 Jeev -1 +3
T38 Ghei +1 +4
T48 Arjun +2 0
T48 Amandeep +2 +4
T51 Rahil +3 +3
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Ajay how far behind is shiv? Looks like a usual 'bad' round for jeev..
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At the start of the round Shiv was 5 strokes behind the leader!

Today after 4 holes he is still 5 strokes behind the leader at 10th position!!

He is going at even par..He even made par on the par5 second hole which he had birdied all week..Lets hope he cranks it up as the rouind proceeds!

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Shiv missed the green from the tee on the par 3 5th hole and ends up making a one putt for par...The next hole coming up is a par 5..A real birdie opportunity..one he has latched on to over the last cupl of rounds!

and he does it :-)...Birdies the par5...got onto the green with his second shot...A two putt for a birdie!!He is 3 strokes of the lead right now and at tied 8th!

:damn: Bogey after a birdie! :-( ...Come on Shiv, try and string something upto together...he is back to tied 10th

arghh... :damn: Another bogey followed by a par! So after the first 9 holes Shiv has dropped to 11th and is 6 strokes of the leader.

After a eagle and a birdie on the first 2 days Shiv has only managed to make par on the par 5 10th hole in the last 2 rounds...It's about time he made a move to get a reall good finish..winning it seems to be unlikely!

It's par again and after 12 holes he is at 4 under..Wiratchant is giving him company at the same score right now!

Shiv is beginnin to fade away..another bogey on a par 3...Only 6 holes left and he is at tied 12th..he is 2 over for the day...he needs to somehow get a few birdies so that he can get a top 10 score.

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Sridhar, are u watching the game? Pls. keep updating as the live coverage from Japan usualy stops near the end. What I'm looking forward is whether Shiv make the top 10 or not.
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Ajay,
Even i am following the website and well it seems to have stopped updating the scores..donno why....I jus hope it gets fixed soon enough...Shiv presently is 9th..so despite being 2 over he hasnt lost much..So must be difficult conditions...

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Sridhar, sorry, it won't get fixed now. :( The sponsors want to increase the TV viewership, therefore they don't allow internet update near the end of the tournament. It is ridiculous, but that is the fact. I once contacted the site that provides live update, and their response was that they would like to provide live update up to the end but they are not permitted.
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This is absolutely ridiculous......Dont they even have the sense to understand that those who hve access to live coverage on television would rather watch it on tv rather than follow scoring on the interent?!?!?!It's only those with no access who are hooked to the website!

this is terrible
Now i guess we wil hve to wait for a few hours to get the final results!

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Ah...Just as i spewed venom on the website the japanese yielded :-)

They have got the final score

Shiv finishes at a credible 7th place and he is the highest ranked of the players from the Asiantour along with Thaworn and Scott Strange...The locals bagged the first 6 positions...

Keep up the good job Shiv..Fantastic performance.

You need to be lucky to win but good to be in the top 10 and shiv has def. proved he has got grt potential!!!!

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Asia Japan Okinawa Open 2006: December 2005 - fourth round
The JPGA site has a habit of shutting down when the game becomes exciting. :mad:

Current standing of "Indian" golfers (final standing may change):

61 R.Gangjee +12 (71, 71, 74, 80 = 296)
T47 A.Johl +8 (69, 71, 75, 77 = 292)
T47. G.Ghei (69, 70, 75, 78 = 292)
T31. J.M.Singh +3 (71, 67, 74, 75 = 287)
T19. D.Chand (even) (65, 72, 74, 73 = 284)

Shiv finished 7th per Sridhar!

Thanks Sridhar. :D

Addendum:

The JPGA website shows that Shiv Kapur finished tied for 13th place. His four day scores were 72, 65, 71 and 75.
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Ouch!!!

There is bad news guys...The Japanese website has developed this irritating habit of modifying scores and well as it turns out Shiv did not birdie 2 of the last 4 holes but instead bogeyed 2 of them!

So he finishes 13th :-(..Not bad but disappointing nonetheless

had he got 2 under for the day he wud hve been 3rd..instead he got 4 over!!

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I guess I was spared of the disappointment of first believing that Shiv finished in top 10 to find out later that he was just outside top 10 at T13. Seems like the errorneous final score came with in five minutes when I last checked.

Well T13 is still a decent finish. It is noteworthy as it is coming at the back of his performance and a career high when he won last week. Its not easy to get back to work soon after a big achievement.

Final scores:

Japanese Tadahiro TAKAYAMA (-8, $170,940.00 ) won the tournament.

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13  Shiv KAPUR (IND)         72  65  71  75  283   -1  $14,415.00  
19  Dinesh CHAND (FIJ)       65  72  74  73  284    E  $10,085.00  
29  Jeev Milkha SINGH (IND)  71  67  74  75  287   +3  $5,569.00  
35  Arjun SINGH (IND)        74  70  71  73  288   +4  $4,529.00  
46  Gaurav GHEI (IND)        69  70  75  78  292   +8  $2,505.00  
46  Amandeep JOHL (IND)      69  71  75  77  292   +8  $2,505.00  
60  Rahil GANGJEE (IND)      71  71  74  80  296  +12  $1,940.00  
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