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Bhullar tied 15th after Rd1 of Singapore Classic
Gaganjeet Bhullar rode on a flawless back-nine to card a five-under 67 and at tied 15th, was the highest-placed Indian golfer after the opening round of the USD 400,000 inaugural Handa Singapore Classic on Thursday.
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Bhullar looks to Atwal's historic show for inspiration
India's Gaganjeet Bhullar will draw inspiration from compatriot Arjun Atwal's historic win at the Wyndham Championship in the USA last month, when the Handa Singapore Classic gets underway from Thursday.
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Blind golfers get chance on Asian Tour
Three blind golfers will test their skills this week against Asian Tour professionals during the inaugural Handa Singapore Classic in a drive to encourage more people with disabilities to tee-off.
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My short game not so good now, says 'Chip-putt-sia' Chowrasia
Nicknamed 'Chip-putt-sia' for his fine short game, Indian golfer SSP Chowrasia says he is struggling with what was once his strong point but remains confident of rediscovering the lost touch for a title assault at next week's Handa Singapore Classic here.
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Bhullar tied 15th after Rd1 of Singapore Classic
Gaganjeet Bhullar rode on a flawless back-nine to card a five-under 67 and at tied 15th, was the highest-placed Indian golfer after the opening round of the USD 400,000 inaugural Handa Singapore Classic on Thursday.
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Bhullar looks to Atwal's historic show for inspiration
India's Gaganjeet Bhullar will draw inspiration from compatriot Arjun Atwal's historic win at the Wyndham Championship in the USA last month, when the Handa Singapore Classic gets underway from Thursday.
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Blind golfers get chance on Asian Tour
Three blind golfers will test their skills this week against Asian Tour professionals during the inaugural Handa Singapore Classic in a drive to encourage more people with disabilities to tee-off.
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My short game not so good now, says 'Chip-putt-sia' Chowrasia
Nicknamed 'Chip-putt-sia' for his fine short game, Indian golfer SSP Chowrasia says he is struggling with what was once his strong point but remains confident of rediscovering the lost touch for a title assault at next week's Handa Singapore Classic here.
