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Rahil Gangjee Best-Placed Indian At Jakarta International Golf
Veteran Indian golfer Rahil Gangjee carded a flawless four-under 66 to be three shots off the clubhouse lead on a rain-affected opening day of the Jakarta International Championship in Jakarta.
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Rahil Gangjee Leads Five Indians Into Weekend Rounds at Queens Cup
Other Indians making the cut were Himmat Rai (71-70) and S Chikkarangapppa (70-71) were tied 27th, while SSP Chawrasia (73-70) was tied-39th and Chiragh Kumar (73-72)
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SSP Chawrasia, Rahil Gangjee To Spearhead Indian Challenge at Queen's Cup
Other Indians in the fray are Chiragh Kumar, who made the cut last week in Austria, one-time Asian Tour winner Himmat Rai, two-time winner on Asian Development Tour S Chikkarangappa, Shubhankar Sharma, Khalin Joshi and Amardip Malik
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Rahil Gangjee Finishes Tied-Seventh in Mauritius Open
Rahil Gangjee finished tied-seventh in the Mauritius Open as South Korean Wang Jeunghun secured the title. Jyoti Randhawa and Rashid Khan finished in 12th and 27th respectively.
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Shiv Kapur Closes In On Lead in Panasonic Open Championship
Shiv Kapur closed in on the lead in the Panasonic Open Golf championship while Jeev Milkha Singh and Rahil Gangjee made the cut.
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Rahil Gangjee Takes Eighth Spot in Asian List
Rahil Gangjee is the only Indian in the top 20 with total earnings of $80,882 this season.
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Himmat Rai Finishes Tied 23rd at Singapore Open
Himmat Rai carded a total of two-under 282 (70-69-73-70) at the Singapore Open.
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Rahil Gangjee Impresses on Opening Day of Singapore Open
Rahil Gangjee scored birdies on the fifth, 10th and 18th holes to trail co-leaders Keith Horne of South Africa and Berry Henson by two strokes.
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Rahil Gangjee Finishes Impressive Tied Fifth in Manila Masters
Rahil Gangjee finished with a four-day total of 12-under 276 -- three strokes behind champion Natipong Srithong of Thailand, who scored 67 on the final day at the Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club.
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Rahil Gangjee Up To 10th, Jyoti Randhawa Slips to 33rd at Manila Masters
Rahil Gangjee was four shots behind the leading trio of Chinese Taipei's young guns Hung Chien-yao and Lee Chieh-po and South Africa's Jbe Kruger. Jyoti Randhawa carded two-over 74 in the second round.
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Rahil Gangjee, Chirag Kumar To Lead Indian Charge in Panasonic Open
Chirag Kumar and Rahil Gangjee will be leading India's challenge at the Panasonic Open in the absence of defending champion SSP Chawrasia.
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Jyoti Randhawa Rises to Tied 27th at Russian Open Golf
Jyoti Randhawa jumped 21 places to be tied 27th after scoring three-under 68, while Rahil Gangjee carded a three-over to drop nine places to tied 57th after the third round at Russian Open.
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Jyoti Randhawa, Rahil Gangjee Make Halfway Cut in Russian Open Golf
Indian golfers Jyoti Randhawa and Rahil Gangjee managed to make the halfway cut in the Russian Open.
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Jyoti Randhawa, Rahil Gangjee Tied 13th at Russian Open
Jyoti Randhawa and Rahil Gangjee shared the 13th spot after carding matching three-under 68s in the first round of the Russian Open.
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Rahil Gangjee Recovers to Sixth Place at Mauritius Golf
, whose last success on the Asian Tour came in 2004, is now five-under for 36 holes and four shots behind the leader, Thorbjorn Olesen of Denmark (65-68).
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Rahil Gangjee Best-Placed Indian At Jakarta International Golf
Veteran Indian golfer Rahil Gangjee carded a flawless four-under 66 to be three shots off the clubhouse lead on a rain-affected opening day of the Jakarta International Championship in Jakarta.
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Rahil Gangjee Leads Five Indians Into Weekend Rounds at Queens Cup
Other Indians making the cut were Himmat Rai (71-70) and S Chikkarangapppa (70-71) were tied 27th, while SSP Chawrasia (73-70) was tied-39th and Chiragh Kumar (73-72)
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SSP Chawrasia, Rahil Gangjee To Spearhead Indian Challenge at Queen's Cup
Other Indians in the fray are Chiragh Kumar, who made the cut last week in Austria, one-time Asian Tour winner Himmat Rai, two-time winner on Asian Development Tour S Chikkarangappa, Shubhankar Sharma, Khalin Joshi and Amardip Malik
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Rahil Gangjee Finishes Tied-Seventh in Mauritius Open
Rahil Gangjee finished tied-seventh in the Mauritius Open as South Korean Wang Jeunghun secured the title. Jyoti Randhawa and Rashid Khan finished in 12th and 27th respectively.
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Shiv Kapur Closes In On Lead in Panasonic Open Championship
Shiv Kapur closed in on the lead in the Panasonic Open Golf championship while Jeev Milkha Singh and Rahil Gangjee made the cut.
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Rahil Gangjee Takes Eighth Spot in Asian List
Rahil Gangjee is the only Indian in the top 20 with total earnings of $80,882 this season.
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Himmat Rai Finishes Tied 23rd at Singapore Open
Himmat Rai carded a total of two-under 282 (70-69-73-70) at the Singapore Open.
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Rahil Gangjee Impresses on Opening Day of Singapore Open
Rahil Gangjee scored birdies on the fifth, 10th and 18th holes to trail co-leaders Keith Horne of South Africa and Berry Henson by two strokes.
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Rahil Gangjee Finishes Impressive Tied Fifth in Manila Masters
Rahil Gangjee finished with a four-day total of 12-under 276 -- three strokes behind champion Natipong Srithong of Thailand, who scored 67 on the final day at the Manila Southwoods Golf and Country Club.
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Rahil Gangjee Up To 10th, Jyoti Randhawa Slips to 33rd at Manila Masters
Rahil Gangjee was four shots behind the leading trio of Chinese Taipei's young guns Hung Chien-yao and Lee Chieh-po and South Africa's Jbe Kruger. Jyoti Randhawa carded two-over 74 in the second round.
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Rahil Gangjee, Chirag Kumar To Lead Indian Charge in Panasonic Open
Chirag Kumar and Rahil Gangjee will be leading India's challenge at the Panasonic Open in the absence of defending champion SSP Chawrasia.
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Jyoti Randhawa Rises to Tied 27th at Russian Open Golf
Jyoti Randhawa jumped 21 places to be tied 27th after scoring three-under 68, while Rahil Gangjee carded a three-over to drop nine places to tied 57th after the third round at Russian Open.
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Jyoti Randhawa, Rahil Gangjee Make Halfway Cut in Russian Open Golf
Indian golfers Jyoti Randhawa and Rahil Gangjee managed to make the halfway cut in the Russian Open.
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Jyoti Randhawa, Rahil Gangjee Tied 13th at Russian Open
Jyoti Randhawa and Rahil Gangjee shared the 13th spot after carding matching three-under 68s in the first round of the Russian Open.
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Rahil Gangjee Recovers to Sixth Place at Mauritius Golf
, whose last success on the Asian Tour came in 2004, is now five-under for 36 holes and four shots behind the leader, Thorbjorn Olesen of Denmark (65-68).
