Best India Golf Awards

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Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI), the
controlling body for professional golf in India,
was formed in September of 2006. Mr.Gautam
Thapar, Chairman CEO, Avantha Group is
President of PGTI.With over 300 members today,
PGTI has a Governing Board comprising leading
Indian golf professionals, eminent personalities,
and corporates as patrons. PGTI's objective is to
promote professional golf in the country, and
create more competitive playing opportunities for
its members.PGTI is recognized as a 'body by the
players for the players', and operates in the
same manner as most other international
professional tours. PGTI is the ideal platform
for Indian golfers to hone their skills, enhance
their careers, and finally go on to compete at
the highest level in the European and US tours.
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Sharmila Nicollets China LPGA adventure bodes
well for Indian golf
The 26 year old from Bengaluru is sponsored by
Hero. The swimmer turned golfer has worked hard
over the off season to improve her fitness and
revitalise her flagging career on the course. Her
efforts seem to be paying rich dividends with
scores of 77-73-72 help her gain the rights to
play on the China LPGA.
3
Shubhankar Sharma refuses to blink under pressure
March 04, 2018 At the start of the third round
on Saturday, Shubhankar Sharma found himself on
the practice range at the same time as Phil
Mickelson. As he approached the 47-year-old
veteran, Shubhankar heard Lefty say, not now,
after the round, assuming that the young man was
from the media. Bottle that moment, for a book,
maybe. Shubhankar will stride out on Sunday with
the five-time major winner as he looks to
underline his emergence with an emphatic victory
in the WGC Mexico.
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EurAsia Cup is essential for the future of golf
14 January 2018 The scent of victory was
intoxicating, at least so long as it lasted. Team
Asia gave a good account of itself
before succumbing in the singles on Sunday. Even
then, the EurAsia Cup this week suggested that
this could be the kind of event that is essential
for the future of golf. Europe has a rich
heritage in golf and Asia is the fastest growing
market for golf. It could be just the kind of
potion needed to liven up the game as it battles
an increasingly competitive market for
sport.Golf is in the midst of a phase of
reinvention  events such as golf sixes, long
drive and putting competitions are all an effort
to spread the game to a younger audience. But
nothing seems enough to stem the tide for a game
that is finding it incre