SMELLS LIKE TEE SPIRIT
Business Today India|November 26, 2023
BUSINESS TODAY GOLF KICKED OFF ITS NEW SEASON IN DELHI, WITH SIX MORE CITIES TO FOLLOW
SMELLS LIKE TEE SPIRIT

MORE THAN A 100 corporate leaders took to the greens on a crisp Saturday morning this October to kick off the much-awaited Royal Ranthambore Business Today Golf 2023-24 tournament with panache. The season—which will see the tournament travelling to six more cities in the course of the next few months—could not have asked for a better start than the one it received at the Classic Golf and Country Club near Gurugram in Delhi-NCR on October 21.

Apart from the corporate honchos who teed off that day were two former cricketers who were part of India’s World Cup-winning squads: Madan Lal from the team that won in 1983, and Suresh Raina, who was part of the winning team in 2011. Not just renowned cricketers (former player Murali Kartik was also present) but up-and-coming pro golfers like Aman Raj, currently No. 2 on the domestic PGTI Rankings, were also present to cheer the players on and share their insights on the players’ game.

This story is from the November 26, 2023 edition of Business Today India.

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