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Dubai-based Shiv Kapur Wins First Professional Golf Tour Of India Trophy 

Shiv Kapur, Jeev Milkha Singh and agents and authorities from supports at the prize show Shiv Kapur, Jeev Milkha Singh and delegates and authorities from supports at the prize show Image Credit: PGTI 

Dubai inhabitant Shiv Kapur held his nerve to get his first Professional Golf Tour of India prize after a play-off triumph over Rashid Khan at the Jeev Milkha Singh Invitational Presented by TAKE Sports. 사설토토

Kapur drove by a single shot going into the last round, yet battled over the front nine holes with three intruders and a lone birdie. A beast birdie putt from 50 feet on the eleventh appeared to change the force for Kapur, who proceeded to get shots at the thirteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth. 

Kapur got the opportunity for through and through triumph on the last, yet missed a four footer to agree to a tie on 19 under standard. 

On the main excursion back up the eighteenth with double cross Asian Tour champ Khan, Kapur hit a splendid second shot onto the green from the unpleasant and two putts were sufficient to take the title after Khan hit his second shot into the water, which adequately finished the challenge. 

Kapur gathered the prize and champ's check for AED120,000 from his dear companion and individual Dubai inhabitant Jeev Milkha Singh. 

Third spot went to Olympian Udayan Mane at 17 under. 

"Winning Jeev's occasion is so unique since he resembles my senior sibling and his family resembles my subsequent family," said Kapur, who last succeeded at Chandigarh Golf Club as a 15-year-old. 

"Without Jeev's direction, I wouldn't be a large portion of the player I am. There could be no more excellent groundwork for the impending Asian Tour occasions as I put myself in conflict, felt the strain descending the stretch and afterward finished off a success. The season's simply started for me. All the work by and by and at the rec center is paying off." 

Milkha-Singh added: "It is extraordinary to see Shiv play so well and win once more. The norm of golf in India is working on constantly. Shiv behaved splendidly all through the competition, in the play-off and at the prize show. I am so glad he has won this competition."