New Delhi, December 10, 2012: Abhijit Singh Chadha of Chandigarh bagged the Professional
Golf Tour of India’s (PGTI) Emerging Player of the Year title for 2012 after he
ended the year with prize money earnings of Rs. 17,93,478, in his rookie season
as a professional.
The tall and lanky Chadha, one of the longest hitters on the tour, had the highest prize money earnings among all the rookies in the 2012 PGTI season. The 21-year-old Abhijit had 20 starts in the season and made the cut on 17 occasions. The 2010 Asian Games silver medalist posted his maiden professional win at the Surya Nepal Masters and had
seven other top-10s during the year that helped him finish a creditable 14th on the 2012 Rolex Rankings (PGTI Order of Merit).
Pranav Kaul ofDelhi
finished second in the Emerging Player of the Year race with earnings of Rs.
1,99,181. Delhi ’s Bhanu Pratap Singh claimed
third position on the list while Sameer M Shaikh of Pune and Aditya Singh of Delhi were placed fourth
and fifth respectively.
The tall and lanky Chadha, one of the longest hitters on the tour, had the highest prize money earnings among all the rookies in the 2012 PGTI season. The 21-year-old Abhijit had 20 starts in the season and made the cut on 17 occasions. The 2010 Asian Games silver medalist posted his maiden professional win at the Surya Nepal Masters and had
seven other top-10s during the year that helped him finish a creditable 14th on the 2012 Rolex Rankings (PGTI Order of Merit).
Pranav Kaul of
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