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Golf tournament in Chandigarh: Colonel KS Kondal emerges winner
Colonel KS Kondal emerged winner in the Second Raavian Golf Cup organised by Alumni Association of Post Graduate Government College, Sector 11, at the Forest Hills Golf and Country Club in Chandigarh on Sunday
Colonel KS Kondal emerged winner in the Second Raavian Golf Cup organised by Alumni Association of Post Graduate Government College, Sector 11, at the Forest Hills Golf and Country Club on Sunday. Major RS Virk (retired) ended up as runner-up while Rajiv Malhotra hit maximum birdies. Major General JS Sandhu earned maximum pars. The tournament was played on 12 holes on the stable ford format with 2/3rd handicap. As many as 40 golfers took part.
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