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India loses top golf event Avantha Masters due to falling rupee
The Avantha Group had been the sponsors of the tri-sanctioned event in New Delhi for the last four years but it would no longer be sponsoring the prestigious tournament from next season.
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Bhullar upbeat ahead of Malaysian Open
Bhullar, a four-time Asian Tour winner, enjoyed a second place finish at the Avantha Masters in India last weekend thanks to a battling final round of eight-under-par 64.
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Gaganjeet Bhullar on top in Asian Tour Order of Merit
Gaganjeet Bhullar finished second in Avantha Masters on Sunday, which propelled him to the top of the Asian money list where he leads with earnings of USD 262,648.
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Thomas Aiken wins Avantha Masters, Gaganjeet Bhullar signs off 2nd
Liang Wen-Chong of China took the sole third spot, two shots behind Bhullar, after returning an eventful three-under 69 in the final round. Aiken recorded the season's lowest 36-hole total and his two-day effort of 15-under 129 bettered the previous best by two strokes.
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Thomas Aiken leads Avantha Masters after birdie blitz
If Aiken wins on Sunday, it will mark the second victory by a South African of the Avantha Masters, following compatriot Jbe Kruger's success last year.
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Avantha Masters: Gaganjeet Bhullar rises but South African Aiken leads after round 3
Also in contention for a good finish at the richest golf event in India is the seasoned Jeev Milkha Singh. The Chandigarh-pro, who signed off tied 43rd last year, looks good enough to better that performance after a three-under 69, comprising six birdies and three bogeys, left him tied 17th with a total of 10-under 206.
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Avantha Masters: Rahil Gangjee, Abhijit Chadha in top-10; Nirat, Wen Chong lead
Montgomerie, who has 31 European Tour titles and is considered the best player never to have won a Major, could have ended up at bottom of the heap had it not been for some withdrawals. Shiv Kapur (72) was among the prominent local favourites who would be missing from weekend action.
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Thailand's Chinnarat on fire at Avantha Masters
Rookie Indian and local hope Abhijit Chadha makes a strong start and shares the second spot with four others.
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Avantha Masters: Anirban Lahiri confident of defending title
Lahiri registered only one top-10 after his maiden breakthrough in 2011 but enjoyed a memorable year in 2012 when he won his second Asian Tour title and enjoyed four other top-10s to end the season in 10th place on the Asian Tour Order of Merit.
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Sri Lanka's Mithun Perera hopes to win Avantha Masters
Mithun was on the verge of creating history at the Asian Tour season-opening event in Myanmar but was pipped to second place by Order of Merit leader, Chawalit Plaphol of Thailand.
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Asian Tour stars set to battle European rivals at Avantha Masters
Colin Montgomerie, the most prolific British winner in European Tour history, will make his first appearance at the Avantha Masters.
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Incredible India stands proud on Asian golf scene
As the Avantha Masters makes it return to the Asian Tour Schedule for the fourth consecutive year, the euro 1.8million showpiece which is tri-sanctioned by the Asian Tour, European Tour and PGTI promises to thrill again. The prestigious tournament will be part of the Asian Tour's milestone 10th season celebrations in 2013.
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Ryder Cup stars line up for the Avantha Masters
Edoardo Molinari is one of six players with Ryder Cup pedigree competing in the fourth edition of the Avantha Masters next week.
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Three-time Asian No.1 Thongchai Jaidee ready for Avantha Masters
Thongchai suffered a setback when he was knocked out by Spain's Sergio Garcia in the first round of the WGC-Accenture Match Play championship last month. But he is expected to bounce back and shoot for more glory when the Avantha Masters, which is tri-sanctioned by the Asian Tour, European Tour and the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI), ge...
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British star Colin Montgomerie to make Avantha Masters debut
The local charge will be led by Jeev Milkha Singh, Asia's No.1 in 2006 and 2008, as well as Anirban Lahiri and Gaganjeet Bhullar, who have a combined total of six Asian Tour victories.
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India loses top golf event Avantha Masters due to falling rupee
The Avantha Group had been the sponsors of the tri-sanctioned event in New Delhi for the last four years but it would no longer be sponsoring the prestigious tournament from next season.
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Bhullar upbeat ahead of Malaysian Open
Bhullar, a four-time Asian Tour winner, enjoyed a second place finish at the Avantha Masters in India last weekend thanks to a battling final round of eight-under-par 64.
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Gaganjeet Bhullar on top in Asian Tour Order of Merit
Gaganjeet Bhullar finished second in Avantha Masters on Sunday, which propelled him to the top of the Asian money list where he leads with earnings of USD 262,648.
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Thomas Aiken wins Avantha Masters, Gaganjeet Bhullar signs off 2nd
Liang Wen-Chong of China took the sole third spot, two shots behind Bhullar, after returning an eventful three-under 69 in the final round. Aiken recorded the season's lowest 36-hole total and his two-day effort of 15-under 129 bettered the previous best by two strokes.
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Thomas Aiken leads Avantha Masters after birdie blitz
If Aiken wins on Sunday, it will mark the second victory by a South African of the Avantha Masters, following compatriot Jbe Kruger's success last year.
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Avantha Masters: Gaganjeet Bhullar rises but South African Aiken leads after round 3
Also in contention for a good finish at the richest golf event in India is the seasoned Jeev Milkha Singh. The Chandigarh-pro, who signed off tied 43rd last year, looks good enough to better that performance after a three-under 69, comprising six birdies and three bogeys, left him tied 17th with a total of 10-under 206.
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Avantha Masters: Rahil Gangjee, Abhijit Chadha in top-10; Nirat, Wen Chong lead
Montgomerie, who has 31 European Tour titles and is considered the best player never to have won a Major, could have ended up at bottom of the heap had it not been for some withdrawals. Shiv Kapur (72) was among the prominent local favourites who would be missing from weekend action.
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Thailand's Chinnarat on fire at Avantha Masters
Rookie Indian and local hope Abhijit Chadha makes a strong start and shares the second spot with four others.
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Avantha Masters: Anirban Lahiri confident of defending title
Lahiri registered only one top-10 after his maiden breakthrough in 2011 but enjoyed a memorable year in 2012 when he won his second Asian Tour title and enjoyed four other top-10s to end the season in 10th place on the Asian Tour Order of Merit.
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Sri Lanka's Mithun Perera hopes to win Avantha Masters
Mithun was on the verge of creating history at the Asian Tour season-opening event in Myanmar but was pipped to second place by Order of Merit leader, Chawalit Plaphol of Thailand.
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Asian Tour stars set to battle European rivals at Avantha Masters
Colin Montgomerie, the most prolific British winner in European Tour history, will make his first appearance at the Avantha Masters.
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Incredible India stands proud on Asian golf scene
As the Avantha Masters makes it return to the Asian Tour Schedule for the fourth consecutive year, the euro 1.8million showpiece which is tri-sanctioned by the Asian Tour, European Tour and PGTI promises to thrill again. The prestigious tournament will be part of the Asian Tour's milestone 10th season celebrations in 2013.
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Ryder Cup stars line up for the Avantha Masters
Edoardo Molinari is one of six players with Ryder Cup pedigree competing in the fourth edition of the Avantha Masters next week.
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Three-time Asian No.1 Thongchai Jaidee ready for Avantha Masters
Thongchai suffered a setback when he was knocked out by Spain's Sergio Garcia in the first round of the WGC-Accenture Match Play championship last month. But he is expected to bounce back and shoot for more glory when the Avantha Masters, which is tri-sanctioned by the Asian Tour, European Tour and the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI), ge...
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British star Colin Montgomerie to make Avantha Masters debut
The local charge will be led by Jeev Milkha Singh, Asia's No.1 in 2006 and 2008, as well as Anirban Lahiri and Gaganjeet Bhullar, who have a combined total of six Asian Tour victories.
