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Ajeetesh Sandhu Finishes T-37 As Japan's Yosuke Asaji Clinches Singapore Open
Indian golfer Ajeetesh Sandhu finished at T-37 with a total score of 9-under 279 for the tournament after a 70 (-2) in the fourth round on Sunday.
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Ajeetesh Sandhu Lies T-36; Three-Way Lead At The Top At Moutai Singapore Open
A third straight under-par round by India's Ajeetesh Sandhu saw him climb 14 places up the leaderboard to Tied-36 position after the third round at the Moutai Singapore Open.
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India's Gaganjeet Bhullar Inside Top 10 On Opening Day Of Moutai Singapore Open
After a sedate start with three birdies against two bogeys over his first 12 holes, Bhullar's round came to life between holes 13 and 17, reeling in 4 birdies in that 5-hole stretch
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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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Himmat Rai Best Indian at Tied 29th After Round 3 at Singapore Open
Himmat Rai is 29th at the Singapore Open, while other Indians Rahil Gangjee and SSP Chawrasia are tied 51st and tied 62nd respectively
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Jordan Spieth Makes Mixed Start to Rain-Marred Second Round at Singapore Open
Jordan Spieth followed up his opening round 67 with a 1-under 70 to reach the halfway stage of the Singapore Open at 5-under, four shots behind South Korea's Song Young-han.
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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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Asian Development Tour Golf Season Opens With Players Championship in Singapore
The Players Championship is the first Asian Development Tour event to feature in Singapore since the Asian Tour's secondary circuit was inaugurated in 2010
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Jeev Mikha Singh Wants to be Aggressive at Indian Open
Jeev Mikha Singh, a two-time Asian Tour number one, has won National Opens in Scotland, Singapore, China and Austria, but the Indian Open trophy remains as his most sought after prize.
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Singapore Open Golf to Return in 2016
Singapore Open is set to thrill golf fans when it roars back to life between January 28-31, 2016 at the Serapong Course at Sentosa Golf Club after a three-year absence.
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Ajeetesh Sandhu Finishes T-37 As Japan's Yosuke Asaji Clinches Singapore Open
Indian golfer Ajeetesh Sandhu finished at T-37 with a total score of 9-under 279 for the tournament after a 70 (-2) in the fourth round on Sunday.
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Ajeetesh Sandhu Lies T-36; Three-Way Lead At The Top At Moutai Singapore Open
A third straight under-par round by India's Ajeetesh Sandhu saw him climb 14 places up the leaderboard to Tied-36 position after the third round at the Moutai Singapore Open.
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India's Gaganjeet Bhullar Inside Top 10 On Opening Day Of Moutai Singapore Open
After a sedate start with three birdies against two bogeys over his first 12 holes, Bhullar's round came to life between holes 13 and 17, reeling in 4 birdies in that 5-hole stretch
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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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Himmat Rai Best Indian at Tied 29th After Round 3 at Singapore Open
Himmat Rai is 29th at the Singapore Open, while other Indians Rahil Gangjee and SSP Chawrasia are tied 51st and tied 62nd respectively
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Jordan Spieth Makes Mixed Start to Rain-Marred Second Round at Singapore Open
Jordan Spieth followed up his opening round 67 with a 1-under 70 to reach the halfway stage of the Singapore Open at 5-under, four shots behind South Korea's Song Young-han.
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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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Asian Development Tour Golf Season Opens With Players Championship in Singapore
The Players Championship is the first Asian Development Tour event to feature in Singapore since the Asian Tour's secondary circuit was inaugurated in 2010
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Jeev Mikha Singh Wants to be Aggressive at Indian Open
Jeev Mikha Singh, a two-time Asian Tour number one, has won National Opens in Scotland, Singapore, China and Austria, but the Indian Open trophy remains as his most sought after prize.
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Singapore Open Golf to Return in 2016
Singapore Open is set to thrill golf fans when it roars back to life between January 28-31, 2016 at the Serapong Course at Sentosa Golf Club after a three-year absence.
