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Gurkirat Singh stakes claim at the Royal Juniors Open 2015

| | May 21, 2015, at 04:45 am
Kolkata, May 20 (IBNS): Local lad Gurkirat Singh unlocked the third event of the Indian Golf Union East Zone Feeder & Sub-Junior Tour with a well-compiled one-over par 73 to take a three-stroke lead at the end of the first round of the Royal Juniors Cup 2015 being played at the Royal Calcutta Golf Club here.

The event, which has seen a record breaking 106 entries, saw Md Rohit placed second with a four-over par 76 followed by another local Gurshaan Singh Grewal in third a further two strokes behind tied with Suryasikhar Bose.

Gurkirat, who started from the tenth tee, began with a par before quickly going under with a birdie on the 11th hole of the golf course. A hattrick of pars followed before he gained another stroke on the 16th hole of the golf course before a double bogey on the 18th brought him back to even-par for the round as he took the turn. His back nine, the front nine of the golf course, began with a bogey, which he duly cancelled out with a birdie on the second hole of the golf course. He would finish bogey-birdie-bogey to card a 73.

“Its great to be leading today as this is my first event of the season and look forward to closing out a win tomorrow.” Said the leader, Gurkirat.

Reyhanjit Singh leads the Boys Category C after carding a fourteen-over par 86 followed by Kaushal Bagrodia three strokes behind. Raunak Mitra is placed third a further stroke behind with a 90. Garv Lakhani leads category D as he came in with a card of 92 with Suveer Kapoor in second two strokes behind at 94.

In the girls event, Aashera Sethi is in pole position with a five stroke lead over Shushnata Deb. Yashodhara Bhalotia is in third place a further two strokes behind at 105. Chitrangada Singh leads the Category C with a nine-over par 81 with Sanaya Tulsyan a mile behind at 92. A three-way tie at the top of the Category D leaderboard between Tanisha, Tarushi Jain and Sinjini Mukherjee makes it a virtual playoff between the trio.


Top Scores (after 18 holes):

Category A&B:

73 Gurkirat Singh; 76 Md Rohit; 78 Gurshaan Singh Grewal, Suryasikhar Bose; 79 Yash Sarda, Rajvir Randhawa; 80 Udayjit Bhalotia; 83 Sreenjoy Majumdar

Category C:

86 Reyhanjit Singh; 89 Kaushal Bagrodia; 90 Raunak Mitra; 91 Souvik Nayak, Pinku Das; 92 Anish Rajak

Category D:

92 Garv Lakhani; 94 Suveer Kapoor; 98 Saquib Hussain; 99 Manhar Bajoria, Gurmehr Bindra; 100 Subham Adak

Girls:

Category A&B:

98 Aashera Sethi; 103 Shushnata Deb (B); 105 Yashodhara Bhalotia (B)

Category C:

81 Chitrangada Singh; 92 Sanaya Tulsyan; 95 Smriti Bhargav

Category D:

110 Tanisha, Tarushi Jain, Sinjini Mukherjee

Category E (after 9 holes):

44 Rishi Biswas; 45 Rudraksha Banerjee; 48 Vivaan Khanna

 

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