Amandeep favourite in first leg of women's golf Tour
Tuesday - January 17, 2017 6:16 pm ,
Category : SPORTS
Ahmedabad : Having won four times in 14 appearances last year, Amandeep Drall will be keen to continue her form in 2017 and will start as the favourite in the first leg of the Hero Women's Professional Golf Tour to be played at the Kalhaar Blues & Greens here from Wednesday.
Panchkula's Amandeep carded two birdies on the fourth and sixth holes with an equal number of bogeys on the fifth and seventh in her front-nine.
She got better as the day progressed and added two more birdies on the 10th and 15th holes while carding a lone bogey on the 18th to finish with a total score of 144.
Kolkata's Smriti Mehra carded an even-par 72 in the penultimate round to take the second place, while overnight leader Shweta Galande struggled with the conditions and played a round of four-over 76.
Overseas player Kiran Matharu and the Delhi duo of Vani Kapoor and Mehar Atwal were tied fourth on 149 total after the second round.
Vani Kapoor made a strong comeback after an indifferent first round of 78. Her card of 71 included three birdies along with two bogeys.
Kolkata's Neha Tripathi, Delhi's Gauri Monga and Bengaluru golfer Trisha Sunil shared the seventh position with identical scores of 150 after the second round, followed by Sharmila Nicollet and Delhi's Ankita Tiwana at tied 10th position with a total of 153.-Agency
Panchkula's Amandeep carded two birdies on the fourth and sixth holes with an equal number of bogeys on the fifth and seventh in her front-nine.
She got better as the day progressed and added two more birdies on the 10th and 15th holes while carding a lone bogey on the 18th to finish with a total score of 144.
Kolkata's Smriti Mehra carded an even-par 72 in the penultimate round to take the second place, while overnight leader Shweta Galande struggled with the conditions and played a round of four-over 76.
Overseas player Kiran Matharu and the Delhi duo of Vani Kapoor and Mehar Atwal were tied fourth on 149 total after the second round.
Vani Kapoor made a strong comeback after an indifferent first round of 78. Her card of 71 included three birdies along with two bogeys.
Kolkata's Neha Tripathi, Delhi's Gauri Monga and Bengaluru golfer Trisha Sunil shared the seventh position with identical scores of 150 after the second round, followed by Sharmila Nicollet and Delhi's Ankita Tiwana at tied 10th position with a total of 153.-Agency
