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Chiangmai Golf: Rashid Khan Wins Second Title of the Year, Jyoti Randhawa Finishes Second
Rashid Khan's winning cheque of USD 135,000 will also catapult him into the top-10 of the Asian Tour Order of Merit rankings and also get him into the top-200 of world rankings, making him the second highest ranked Indian golfer after Anirban Lahiri.
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Rashid Khan, Jyoti Randhawa Tied 2nd in Chiangmai Classic Golf
Rashid, who won his first Asian Tour title on home soil in March, birdied the last two holes to stay in the title mix. He reaped the rewards of working with a mental coach, saying it has helped him stay patient on the course.
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Jyoti Randhawa Shoots Seven-Under to Take Sole Lead in Chiangmai Golf
Randhawa, the 2002 Asian Tour No. 1 holed seven birdies, four of them in his last six holes, as he led by one over Thai Khrongpa Thanyakon (65) at the picturesque Alpine Golf Resort.
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Rashid Khan, Jyoti Randhawa Tied Fourth at Chiangmai Golf Classic
Rashid Khan and veteran Jyoti Randhawa turned in identical cards of four-under 68 each and are two shots behind leaders Sattaya Supupramai of Thailand and George Gandranata of Indonesia.
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Chiangmai Golf Classic: Comeback King Hend wins title
Australia's Scott Hend charged from six-shots back to win the inaugural Chiangmai Golf Classic presented by PTT by three strokes after a stunning eight-under-par 64 in the final round on Sunday.
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Chiangmai Golf Classic: Gaganjeet Bhullar tied 10th, Prayad Marksaeng maintains lead
Digvijay Singh, lying tied second overnight, slipped to tied fourth. Digvijay, however, is still the best placed Indian among the five left after the cut.
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Prayad Marksaeng opens up two-shot lead at Chiangmai Golf Classic
Thailand's Prayad Marksaeng maintained his title charge at the inaugural Chiangmai Golf Classic presented by PTT with a second round of five-under-par 67 to stretch his advantage to two shots on Friday.
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Thai Prayad Marksaeng takes early lead at Chiangmai Classic
The 47-year-old local hope, chasing his sixth Asian Tour victory, left four-time major winner Ernie Els in the shade as the South African battled to a 69 with a short putter in his bag for the first time since the end of 2011.
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Els to use short putter at Chiangmai Golf Classic
Four-time Major winner Ernie Els of South Africa will revert to the short putter at the inaugural USD 750,000 Chiangmai Golf Classic starting here on Thursday as he seeks his first title of the current season.
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Chiangmai Golf: Rashid Khan Wins Second Title of the Year, Jyoti Randhawa Finishes Second
Rashid Khan's winning cheque of USD 135,000 will also catapult him into the top-10 of the Asian Tour Order of Merit rankings and also get him into the top-200 of world rankings, making him the second highest ranked Indian golfer after Anirban Lahiri.
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Rashid Khan, Jyoti Randhawa Tied 2nd in Chiangmai Classic Golf
Rashid, who won his first Asian Tour title on home soil in March, birdied the last two holes to stay in the title mix. He reaped the rewards of working with a mental coach, saying it has helped him stay patient on the course.
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Jyoti Randhawa Shoots Seven-Under to Take Sole Lead in Chiangmai Golf
Randhawa, the 2002 Asian Tour No. 1 holed seven birdies, four of them in his last six holes, as he led by one over Thai Khrongpa Thanyakon (65) at the picturesque Alpine Golf Resort.
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Rashid Khan, Jyoti Randhawa Tied Fourth at Chiangmai Golf Classic
Rashid Khan and veteran Jyoti Randhawa turned in identical cards of four-under 68 each and are two shots behind leaders Sattaya Supupramai of Thailand and George Gandranata of Indonesia.
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Chiangmai Golf Classic: Comeback King Hend wins title
Australia's Scott Hend charged from six-shots back to win the inaugural Chiangmai Golf Classic presented by PTT by three strokes after a stunning eight-under-par 64 in the final round on Sunday.
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Chiangmai Golf Classic: Gaganjeet Bhullar tied 10th, Prayad Marksaeng maintains lead
Digvijay Singh, lying tied second overnight, slipped to tied fourth. Digvijay, however, is still the best placed Indian among the five left after the cut.
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Prayad Marksaeng opens up two-shot lead at Chiangmai Golf Classic
Thailand's Prayad Marksaeng maintained his title charge at the inaugural Chiangmai Golf Classic presented by PTT with a second round of five-under-par 67 to stretch his advantage to two shots on Friday.
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Thai Prayad Marksaeng takes early lead at Chiangmai Classic
The 47-year-old local hope, chasing his sixth Asian Tour victory, left four-time major winner Ernie Els in the shade as the South African battled to a 69 with a short putter in his bag for the first time since the end of 2011.
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Els to use short putter at Chiangmai Golf Classic
Four-time Major winner Ernie Els of South Africa will revert to the short putter at the inaugural USD 750,000 Chiangmai Golf Classic starting here on Thursday as he seeks his first title of the current season.
