Randhawa grabs victory in Thailand Open
In the first two days, Randhawa shot 68-68 and followed it up with a 62 and 65 on the weekend. He commenced each of the four days with a birdie on first and a birdie on 18th. On Sunday, he required only a tap-in for par on the 18th to seal victory.
JYOTI RANDHAWA bagged a sole lead by the fifth hole on Sunday (March 8) and never gave it up en route to carding a five-under 65 and won the Singha Thailand Open by a comfortable two-shot margin over co-leader Rhys Davies of Wales.
With this, Randhawa amassed 17-under 263 while Davies shot a 67 and ended at 15-under 265.
While speaking to the media, Randhawa said, “I was so relaxed all week and I putted very well, especially on the third day.” He further added, “I came pretty close to winning Malaysian Open and ended second and then seventh in Indonesia was good, too. But here in Phuket, I was in a holiday mood with my family and Digvijay and his wife and we were all enjoying ourselves.”
In the first two days, Randhawa shot 68-68 and followed it up with a 62 and 65 during the weekend. He commenced each of the four days with a birdie on first and a birdie on 18th. On Sunday, he required only a tap-in for par on the 18th to seal a fine victory.
Randhawa further added that he spent most of the days scuba diving and enjoying himself with his actress wife Chitrangada and son Zorawar, alongside brother-in-law and professional golfer, Digvijay Singh and his wife before the tournament.
In 2004, Randhawa won the Volvo Masters of Asia in Malaysia. Among the eight Asian Tours he won, five took place in India. The rest three are - Singapore Open - 2000, Volvo Masters - 2004 and the Thailand Open - 2009. In 2003, he grabbed victory in the Suntory Open in Japan.
In the first two days, Randhawa shot 68-68 and followed it up with a 62 and 65 during the weekend. He commenced each of the four days with a birdie on first and a birdie on 18th. On Sunday, he required only a tap-in for par on the 18th to seal a fine victory.
Randhawa further added that he spent most of the days scuba diving and enjoying himself with his actress wife Chitrangada and son Zorawar, alongside brother-in-law and professional golfer, Digvijay Singh and his wife before the tournament.
In 2004, Randhawa won the Volvo Masters of Asia in Malaysia. Among the eight Asian Tours he won, five took place in India. The rest three are - Singapore Open - 2000, Volvo Masters - 2004 and the Thailand Open - 2009. In 2003, he grabbed victory in the Suntory Open in Japan.
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