Lubumbashi, April 21 (IANS) Tushar Pannu, who has less than a year’s experience as a professional, showed that he is a fast learner and registered a round of 6-under 67 at the Par-73 Golf Club Lubumbashi as AM Green IGPL made its debut in Congo. Pannu, 21, who turned pro last year and came through the Qualifying School, had five birdies, an eagle, and one bogey in his superb round.He was sharing the lead with Mannat Brar, 19, the newly minted Women’s Golf Association pro, who also carded 6-u…
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Congo, April 19 (IANS) Udayan Mane had been eagerly counting down the days since his last professional victory before finally winning the IGPL Invitational South Africa. As he prepared for the third part of the African Swing at the IGPL Invitational Congo, Mane was brimming with confidence and anticipated another great result after finishing T-3 in Mauritius and winning in Joburg.The IGPL Invitational Congo continues the series of events in Mauritius and Johannesburg, South Africa. It will take …
Johannesburg, April 17 (IANS) Udayan Mane, who shot a flawless 7-under 65 on the first day, went one better on the second as he added an 8-under 64 that included a hole-in-one in the second round at the IGPL Invitational South Africa. Playing at the iconic Royal Johannesburg’s West Course, Olympian Mane was bogey-free for the second day in a row and moved to 15-under and was the only player in double digits under par.Mane is now six shots ahead of the field as he seeks his maiden AM Green IGPL…
Gurugram, March 11 (IANS) Jasmine Shekar stole the thunder from some of the better-known names in the first round of the fifth leg of the Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the DLF Golf & Country Club. Jasmine, who won the first leg of the 2026 season, carded 2-under 70 despite two late bogeys, to take a one-shot lead over the promising amateur Lavanya Gupta (71).Mannat Brar, who turned in some fine performances late last season, was sole third with even par 72, as only three players shot par or bet…
Pune, Feb 11 (IANS) A day after bringing in a bogey free card, Tvesa Malik endured a rocky outing in the second round of the Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Oxford Golf Resort. She shot 2-over 74 and slipped from the top spot to second behind Anvitha Narender (72).Anvitha, who shot 71 in the first round added even par 72 in the second, moved to the top with one more round to go.Riya Jadon rose to third place with a steady 72 that included three birdies against three bogeys, while Nayanika Sanga (…