2019年7月3日（水）
I have been waiting to achieve
P. With the win, Mukesh realized his long-cherished dream as he added an international victory to his already impressive trophy cabinet worth over 120 titles.As a result, Mukesh not only became the 22nd Indian to win an international title but also bagged the fifth title for India in the current Asian Tour season, which has witnessed Gaganjeet Bhullar and S. He finally made pars on the last three holes to become the China ferro titanium
fifth Indian in six years to inscribe his name on the trophy.
I have been waiting to achieve this. Sri Lanka’s Mithun Perera was the only overeas player in the top-10.Mukesh’s victory, worth $72,000, made him the oldest winner on the Asian Tour at the age of 51 years and 126 days. He claimed the fourth place at eight-under-208. I have waited 32 years (since turning professional) for this.A total of nine Indians finished inside the top-10.Last year’s champion Chiragh Kumar took a share of 15th place at three-under-213. However, birdies on the seventh and eighth and an excellent par-save from the bunker on the ninth helped him regain his confidence. It is different from the 123 wins that I have had on the domestic tour earlier. He had a slow start with a bogey on the third where he missed a short putt. This means a lot to me. This is a superb achievement for me.".Mukesh, who headed into the third and final round with a two-shot advantage, closed with a two-under-par 70 for a winning total of 10-under-par 206 at the $400,000 event, which was reduced to 54 holes due to fog disruptions. But it was the crucial 20-feet birdie conversion on the 15th that swung the game decisively in his favour.
Said Mukesh, "I am proud of myself. Mukesh (67-69-70) delivered the knockout punch with a 70 to end up as the wire-to-wire champion.S. The home duo Jyoti Randhawa and Rashid Khan closed with matching 68s to share the second place at the Delhi Golf Club. Chawrasia notch up two wins each. "It is my first international win.New Delhi: Local veteran Mukesh Kumar completed a wire-to-wire victory at the weather-shortened Panasonic Open India golf tournament to claim his first Asian Tour title by one shot on Sunday
fifth Indian in six years to inscribe his name on the trophy.I have been waiting to achieve this. Sri Lanka’s Mithun Perera was the only overeas player in the top-10.Mukesh’s victory, worth $72,000, made him the oldest winner on the Asian Tour at the age of 51 years and 126 days. He claimed the fourth place at eight-under-208. I have waited 32 years (since turning professional) for this.A total of nine Indians finished inside the top-10.Last year’s champion Chiragh Kumar took a share of 15th place at three-under-213. However, birdies on the seventh and eighth and an excellent par-save from the bunker on the ninth helped him regain his confidence. It is different from the 123 wins that I have had on the domestic tour earlier. He had a slow start with a bogey on the third where he missed a short putt. This means a lot to me. This is a superb achievement for me.".Mukesh, who headed into the third and final round with a two-shot advantage, closed with a two-under-par 70 for a winning total of 10-under-par 206 at the $400,000 event, which was reduced to 54 holes due to fog disruptions. But it was the crucial 20-feet birdie conversion on the 15th that swung the game decisively in his favour.
Said Mukesh, "I am proud of myself. Mukesh (67-69-70) delivered the knockout punch with a 70 to end up as the wire-to-wire champion.S. The home duo Jyoti Randhawa and Rashid Khan closed with matching 68s to share the second place at the Delhi Golf Club. Chawrasia notch up two wins each. "It is my first international win.New Delhi: Local veteran Mukesh Kumar completed a wire-to-wire victory at the weather-shortened Panasonic Open India golf tournament to claim his first Asian Tour title by one shot on Sunday
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