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Saurabh emerges overall champion in Chandigarh golf club medal round

In the women’s category of monthly medal round organised by the Chandigarh Golf Club, Binny Bath became the champion, while Hanima Grewal came second

Published on: Dec 5, 2022, 20:51:43 IST
By , Chandigarh
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Saurabh S Mangat emerged as overall best gross winner with a score of 68 during the monthly medal round organised by the Chandigarh Golf Club.

scoring 68 during the monthly medal round organised by the Chandigarh Golf Club, Saurabh S Mangat emerged as overall best gross winner. (HT File)
scoring 68 during the monthly medal round organised by the Chandigarh Golf Club, Saurabh S Mangat emerged as overall best gross winner. (HT File)

Playing in the handicap 0-6 category, Deepinder S Bath came first with a score of 37 points, while Amandeep S Bhaika finished at the runners-up spot with 36 points.

Shantanu Mohan Puri cemented the first position in the handicap 7-10 category with 43 points, while SDS Batth bagged the runners-up position with 41 points.

In the handicap 11-14 category, Sultan S Matharoo topped with 40 points, while Brig MS Dhanoa finished as runners-up with 39 points.

Parkash Mimani grabbed the top honors in the handicap 15-18 category, while Yashvir Dogra was the runners-up.

In the handicap 19-24 category, Pradeep S Randhawa was the winner, while Capt. Malvinder Singh was the runners-up.

In the women’s category, Binny Bath emerged as the champion, while Hanima Grewal came second. Iqbal Singh Grewal was closest to pin hole no. 14 with a 4.2-inch shot. Bhupinder S Cheema shot 5-inch stroke to win the straightest drive hole no. 13. Col. BPS Gill shot 314 yards stroke to win the longest drive hole no.7.

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