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Manu Gandas, Shubhankar Sharma Struggle In First Round At Crans-Montana
Indian golfers Manu Gandas and Shubhankar Sharma struggled in the first round of the Omega European Masters and were placed tied 68th and tied 122nd respectively.
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Anirban Lahiri Remains on Top in Asian Tour Order of Merit
Anirban Lahiri finished fifth in the Omega European Masters - picked up a cheque of USD 123,956 to be well clear of second-placed Andrew Dodt of Australia who shared the 53rd position.
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David Lipsky Puts up Gallant Fight With a 69 at Omega European Masters
David Lipsky will head into the final round three shots back of the English pair of Danny Willett and Matt Fitzpatrick after they posted matching total of 12-under-par 198 to share the lead at the Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club.
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David Lipsky Closes in on Merit Crown Ahead of Anirban Lahiri
David Lipsky, 26, who has led the Merit race since winning the Omega European Masters in Switzerland in September, extended his lead in the rankings to $133,518 after finishing sixth in the Bank BRI Indonesia Open Sunday. His season's earnings stand at $707,585.
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Anirban Lahiri Looks to Regain Asian Tour Merit Lead at Yeangder Tournament Players Championship
Four-time Asian Tour winner Anirban Lahiri surrendered his Merit lead to David Lipsky when the American won the Omega European Masters on Sunday, but he is still in the running to win the prestigious Order of Merit title as the Asian Tour heads into the business-end of the season.
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Shiv Kapur best Indian as Anirban Lahiri slips, Thomas Bjorn wins Omega European Masters
Lahiri at even par 284 was tied 57th while Gaganjeet Bhullar (77) slid to tied 62nd at two-over 286 for 72 holes. Kapur's 69 with three birdies and one bogey saw him finish at six-under 278 for the week in tied 26th place.
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Anirban Lahiri trails by 2, tied eighth after 2nd round at Omega European Masters
Lahiri was in command at the start when he fired two birdies in his opening three holes to extend his overnight lead.
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Anirban Lahiri shares lead midway through second round at Omega European Masters
Shiv Kapur ensured he would play the weekend rounds with cards of 70 and 69, while Gaganjeet Bhullar, who shot 68 in first round, was one-over through 13 holes in second, and was two-under for the tournament, where the cut looks likely at even par.
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Anirban Lahiri shoots stunning 8-under in opening round at Omega European Masters
Lahiri started on 10th and his run of three pars was disturbed with a bogey on 13th. An eagle on 14th gave him the impetus and then there was a birdie on 15th followed by another eagle on par-4 18th.
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Gaganjeet Bhullar ready for success at Omega European Masters
The four-time Asian Tour winner received a timely confidence boost ahead of his Swiss campaign when he was conferred the prestigious Arjuna Award, India's second highest sporting honour only last week.
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Manu Gandas, Shubhankar Sharma Struggle In First Round At Crans-Montana
Indian golfers Manu Gandas and Shubhankar Sharma struggled in the first round of the Omega European Masters and were placed tied 68th and tied 122nd respectively.
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Anirban Lahiri Remains on Top in Asian Tour Order of Merit
Anirban Lahiri finished fifth in the Omega European Masters - picked up a cheque of USD 123,956 to be well clear of second-placed Andrew Dodt of Australia who shared the 53rd position.
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David Lipsky Puts up Gallant Fight With a 69 at Omega European Masters
David Lipsky will head into the final round three shots back of the English pair of Danny Willett and Matt Fitzpatrick after they posted matching total of 12-under-par 198 to share the lead at the Crans-sur-Sierre Golf Club.
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David Lipsky Closes in on Merit Crown Ahead of Anirban Lahiri
David Lipsky, 26, who has led the Merit race since winning the Omega European Masters in Switzerland in September, extended his lead in the rankings to $133,518 after finishing sixth in the Bank BRI Indonesia Open Sunday. His season's earnings stand at $707,585.
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Anirban Lahiri Looks to Regain Asian Tour Merit Lead at Yeangder Tournament Players Championship
Four-time Asian Tour winner Anirban Lahiri surrendered his Merit lead to David Lipsky when the American won the Omega European Masters on Sunday, but he is still in the running to win the prestigious Order of Merit title as the Asian Tour heads into the business-end of the season.
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Shiv Kapur best Indian as Anirban Lahiri slips, Thomas Bjorn wins Omega European Masters
Lahiri at even par 284 was tied 57th while Gaganjeet Bhullar (77) slid to tied 62nd at two-over 286 for 72 holes. Kapur's 69 with three birdies and one bogey saw him finish at six-under 278 for the week in tied 26th place.
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Anirban Lahiri trails by 2, tied eighth after 2nd round at Omega European Masters
Lahiri was in command at the start when he fired two birdies in his opening three holes to extend his overnight lead.
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Anirban Lahiri shares lead midway through second round at Omega European Masters
Shiv Kapur ensured he would play the weekend rounds with cards of 70 and 69, while Gaganjeet Bhullar, who shot 68 in first round, was one-over through 13 holes in second, and was two-under for the tournament, where the cut looks likely at even par.
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Anirban Lahiri shoots stunning 8-under in opening round at Omega European Masters
Lahiri started on 10th and his run of three pars was disturbed with a bogey on 13th. An eagle on 14th gave him the impetus and then there was a birdie on 15th followed by another eagle on par-4 18th.
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Gaganjeet Bhullar ready for success at Omega European Masters
The four-time Asian Tour winner received a timely confidence boost ahead of his Swiss campaign when he was conferred the prestigious Arjuna Award, India's second highest sporting honour only last week.
