The Pro-Am of India’s second-longest running international
tournament featured a field of 250 players. The youngest participant was 16
years old while the oldest was 85 years old.
The Pro-Am was played in the modified scramble format where
the team’s best net score on each hole was counted towards the team score.
In the morning session, PGTI member and defending champion
Anirban Lahiri led his team to victory with a score of 51. They won on a
count-back of the last six holes. Lahiri’s team comprised of amateurs Mr.
Vikram Misri, Mrs. Sheila Sangwan and Mr. Vinay Goel.
Thai professional Jazz J’s team was second with a score of
51. Jazz’s team comprised of amateurs Mr. M S Ray, Mr. Rajindra, and Mr.
Subhash Chandra.
PGTI member Wasim Khan’s team comprising of amateurs Mr. P K
Misra, Ms. Geeta Rai and Ms. Poonam Chawla finished third. Their team score was
52.
In the afternoon session, Sri Lankan professional Anura
Rohana led his team to victory with a score of 49. They won on a count-back of
the last six holes. Rohana’s team comprised of amateurs Brig. M S Bains, Brig.
C K Maitra and Mr. L K Kapur.
Thai professional Gunn Charoenkul’s team finished second with
a score of 49. His team comprised of amateurs Mr. Ashish Malhotra, Mr. Anuva
Saurabh and Mr. Deepak Sood.
Among the teams from the afternoon session that could only
complete nine holes, PGTI member Mandeo Singh Pathania’s team emerged
victorious with a score of 24. The amateurs in his team were Mr. G V Reddy, Mr.
Rajiv Pandey and Mr. Aman Sawhaney.
Mr. C S Verma, Chairman, SAIL, gave away the prizes and
said, “The Pro-Am event of the SAIL-SBI Open 2014 provided an ideal start to
the tournament week as amateur golfers from the Delhi NCR region got an
opportunity to rub shoulders with Asia ’s best
golfing talent. The SAIL-SBI Open Pro-Am continues to be a great platform for
promoting golf in the region with golf enthusiasts getting a first-hand
experience of the sport at the highest level.”
Picture Caption: Pro-Am winners - Professional Anura Rohana
(Centre) and his team receiving their prizes from Mr. C S Verma, Chairman, SAIL
(2nd from left)
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