Asian Tour Order Of Merit

Shubhankar Sharma became the fifth and youngest Indian to top the Asian Tour money list in a season.

Anirban Lahiri, the 2015 Asian Tour Order of Merit winner, thrived in the breezy conditions in Malaysia, ending strong with four birdies in the final five holes.

Anirban Lahiri produced a memorable victory in Indonesia in 2014 where he sank a clutch eagle putt on the 72nd hole to win his first Asian Tour title outside India. The win also sparked a sensational two-year run where he was crowned the Order of Merit champion in 2015

Anirban Lahiri, winner of the Asian Tour Order of Merit in 2015 and the Venetian Macao Open in 2014, has been title holder Scott Hend's arch rival over the last three years

Anirban Lahiri has been a revelation for Indian golf in the last couple of years as he clinched the Asian tour order of merit after winning twice --Maybank Malaysian Open and Hero Indian Open in 2015

Anirban Lahiri, three-over after six holes, got back to even par in the first round to be placed tied 80. He then rose to tied 46th after 36 holes with a bogey-free 69 at the hot and humid TPC Louisiana.

SSP Chawrasia, who won the 2016 Indian Open, is now fourth on Asian Tour order of merit with career earning of $310,551

Anirban Lahiri enjoyed a stellar campaign this season where he won twice on the region's premier Tour, broke into the world's top-50, posted a top-five finish in a Major, qualified for his maiden Presidents Cup and earned his PGA Tour card.

S. Chikka is currently 66th in the Order of Merit and needs to finish inside 60 at the end of the season to keep his card.

Anirban Lahiri, the Asian Tour's Order of Merit champion-elect and the world number 41, has locked his place in the 12-man squad which will be captained by compatriot Jeev Milkha Singh at Glenmarie Golf and Country Club from January 15 to 17.

Chiragh Kumar will be part of the strong 144-man field where no fewer than 35 winners on the Asian Tour, including four Order of Merit champions, will be in action at the Singapore showpiece.

Anirban Lahiri extended his lead over second-ranked Australian

Anirban Lahiri is one of the favourites at the CIMB Classic, due to his triumph earlier this season at the West course which included a 10-under 62 in the third round.

While Anirban Lahiri qualified for the WGC-HSBC Champions by virtue of being in the top-50 of the world rankings, SSP Chawrasia, Australian duo Scott Hend and Andrew Dodt and Canadian Richard T. Lee made it as the leading four (not otherwise exempt) players from the Asian Tour's Order of Merit list.

SSP Chawrasia, who is ranked third on the Asian Tour Order of Merit, will headline the elite field at the $1.2 million event sanctioned by the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour.

Shubhankar Sharma became the fifth and youngest Indian to top the Asian Tour money list in a season.

Anirban Lahiri, the 2015 Asian Tour Order of Merit winner, thrived in the breezy conditions in Malaysia, ending strong with four birdies in the final five holes.

Anirban Lahiri produced a memorable victory in Indonesia in 2014 where he sank a clutch eagle putt on the 72nd hole to win his first Asian Tour title outside India. The win also sparked a sensational two-year run where he was crowned the Order of Merit champion in 2015

Anirban Lahiri, winner of the Asian Tour Order of Merit in 2015 and the Venetian Macao Open in 2014, has been title holder Scott Hend's arch rival over the last three years

Anirban Lahiri has been a revelation for Indian golf in the last couple of years as he clinched the Asian tour order of merit after winning twice --Maybank Malaysian Open and Hero Indian Open in 2015

Anirban Lahiri, three-over after six holes, got back to even par in the first round to be placed tied 80. He then rose to tied 46th after 36 holes with a bogey-free 69 at the hot and humid TPC Louisiana.

SSP Chawrasia, who won the 2016 Indian Open, is now fourth on Asian Tour order of merit with career earning of $310,551

Anirban Lahiri enjoyed a stellar campaign this season where he won twice on the region's premier Tour, broke into the world's top-50, posted a top-five finish in a Major, qualified for his maiden Presidents Cup and earned his PGA Tour card.

S. Chikka is currently 66th in the Order of Merit and needs to finish inside 60 at the end of the season to keep his card.

Anirban Lahiri, the Asian Tour's Order of Merit champion-elect and the world number 41, has locked his place in the 12-man squad which will be captained by compatriot Jeev Milkha Singh at Glenmarie Golf and Country Club from January 15 to 17.

Chiragh Kumar will be part of the strong 144-man field where no fewer than 35 winners on the Asian Tour, including four Order of Merit champions, will be in action at the Singapore showpiece.

Anirban Lahiri extended his lead over second-ranked Australian

Anirban Lahiri is one of the favourites at the CIMB Classic, due to his triumph earlier this season at the West course which included a 10-under 62 in the third round.

While Anirban Lahiri qualified for the WGC-HSBC Champions by virtue of being in the top-50 of the world rankings, SSP Chawrasia, Australian duo Scott Hend and Andrew Dodt and Canadian Richard T. Lee made it as the leading four (not otherwise exempt) players from the Asian Tour's Order of Merit list.

SSP Chawrasia, who is ranked third on the Asian Tour Order of Merit, will headline the elite field at the $1.2 million event sanctioned by the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour.