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Madappa stayed ahead of the pack despite a modest one-under 71 but his lead was cut to two at the end of the third round of the Asian Games golf Trials on Thursday. Madappa's 71 brought his three-day total to 11-under 205 and he is now two ahead of Karandeep Kochhar (69) at 9-under. Rashid Khan shot five-under 67 and moved into Tied-third with Veer Ahlawat (69).
"I thought I would never play golf again", said arguably the best ever Indian Golfer, Jeev Milkha Singh, to NDTV in an exclusive chat from Narita, Japan. He said that he didn't think he would play the sport again after losing both his parents -- Milkha Singh and Nirmal Saini -- in a short span due to COVID-19 last year. Jeev also believes that this is India's golden time in Golf and the current lot can do wonders for India.
"I thought I would never play golf again", said arguably the best ever Indian Golfer, Jeev Milkha Singh, to NDTV in an exclusive chat from Narita, Japan. He said that he didn't think he would play the sport again after losing both his parents -- Milkha Singh and Nirmal Saini -- in a short span due to COVID-19 last year. Jeev also believes that this is India's golden time in Golf and the current lot can do wonders for India.
"I thought I would never play golf again", said arguably the best ever Indian Golfer, Jeev Milkha Singh, to NDTV in an exclusive chat from Narita, Japan. He said that he didn't think he would play the sport again after losing both his parents -- Milkha Singh and Nirmal Saini -- in a short span due to COVID-19 last year. Jeev also believes that this is India's golden time in Golf and the current lot can do wonders for India.
EWA BEACH, Hawaii (AP) — Hannah Green shot a 6-under 66 on Wednesday to take the lead after the first round of the LPGA Lotte Championship.
Scotland's Gemma Dryburgh and England's Jodi Ewart Shadoff are one shot behind leader Hannah Green after Thursday's opening round of the LPGA Lotte Championship.
Australia's Hannah Green made back-to-back birdies three times while grabbing the first-round lead on Wednesday at the Lotte Championship in Hawaii.
Australia's Hannah Green has recorded back-to-back birdies three times while grabbing the first-round lead at the Lotte Championship in Ewa Beach, Hawaii.