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CHIKKARANGAPPA S STEALS THE SHOW ON FINAL DAY TO CLINCH SEASON-ENDING TATA STEEL TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP
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|January 2023
MANU GANDAS EMERGES TATA STEEL PGTI RANKINGS CHAMPION WITH RECORD SEASON'S EARNINGS
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Bengaluru's Chikkarangappa S stole the show on the final day with a round of three-under 69 to triumph by two shots at the TATA Steel PGTI's season-ending TATA Steel Tour Championship, a Rs. 3 crore event, played at the Beldih and Golmuri Golf Courses in Jamshedpur.
Gurugram's Manu Gandas took tied sixth place at the season's showpiece event to emerge champion in the 2022 TATA Steel PGTI Rankings (Order of Merit).
Chikkarangappa (66-71-62-69), who totaled 20-under 268 for the week, bagged a whopping Rs. 45 lakh for his effort at the richest-ever event on the PGTI. It was the 29-year-old golfer's 15th title on the PGTI and overall 16th professional win.
The trio of international star Shiv Kapur (6469-70-67), Delhi's Shamim Khan (71-67-6765) and Gurugram's Veer Ahlawat (67-7167-65) claimed tied second place at 18-under 270.
Manu Gandas (66-68-68-70) of Gurugram took the coveted No. 1 spot in the TATA Steel PGTI Rankings (Order of Merit) after finishing tied sixth at 16-under 272 at the Tour Championship this week. Manu closed the 2022 season with record earnings of Rs.
This story is from the January 2023 edition of Golfplus Monthly.
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