Making the PGA Tour was most satisfying, says JeevNovember 17th, 2009 DUBAI - It has been a mixed season for Jeev Milkha Singh, who Thursday will tee off at the inaugural Dubai World Championships, which signals the end of the European Tour season. It has been a season, during which Jeev despite a fall in his World Golf Rankings ensured a ticket to the US PGA Tour for 2010.
Chowrasia, Randhawa finish tied 22nd at Hong KongNovember 15th, 2009 HONG KONG - S.S.P. Chowrasia and Jyoti Randhawa had contrasting fortunes but ended in the same tied 22nd position as the curtain came down on the UBS Hong Kong Open golf Sunday.
Randhawa eyes good finish at tied-10th in Hong KongNovember 14th, 2009 HONG KONG - Jyoti Randhawa overcame a mid-round lapse when he bogeyed both the eighth and ninth holes to recover with a three-under 67 that put him in tied tenth place at the end of the third round in the UBS Hong Kong Open golf at the Fanling layout here Saturday. Randhawa moved up nicely from overnight 22nd to 10th and can look forward to a top-10.
Jeev leads a strong Indian contingent at Hong Kong OpenNovember 11th, 2009 HONG KONG - Three years ago, Hong Kong was where Jeev Milkha Singh confirmed his Asian Tour Order of Merit. But this time around as the UBS Hong Kong Open is all set to tee off, things have changed so much that Jeev will be making only his second appearance in Asia after last weeks HSBC Champions in Shanghai.
Randhawa in tied eighth, four shots behind leader WoodsNovember 6th, 2009 SHANGHAI - Jyoti Randhawa stayed in the top-10, even as Tiger Woods moved into a familiar pole position at the WGC-HSBC Champions here Friday. Randhawa who was the highest-placed Asian in the field, added a two-under 70 to his first round 68 to go one place up to tied-eighth at six-under 138.
Jeev's brilliant 64 brings him closer to PGA Tour cardOctober 5th, 2009 VERONA - Jeev Milkha Singh took a big step towards securing his card for the PGA Tour next year with a solid tied seventh place finish at the Turning Stone Resort Championship. Jeev, riding a brilliant bogey-free 64 finished at 14-under.
Jeev leaves his President's Cup hopes in Greg Norman's handsSeptember 6th, 2009 CRANS MONTANA - Jeev Milkha Singh wrapped up his campaign at the Omega European Masters with a disappointing three-over-par 74 Sunday, leaving his President's Cup dream in the hands of International Team captain Greg Norman. Jeev finished in tied 49th place.
Jeev 24th at Omega European Masters golfSeptember 5th, 2009 Crans-sur-SIERRE - India's Jeev Milkha Singh and Jyoti Randhawa shot one-under 70 each in the third round of the Omega European Masters Saturday, while Shiv Kapur dropped two double bogeys but still managed a two-over 73. Jeev was placed 24th, Jyoti 33rd and Kapur was 47th.
Asian golf set to scale new heights at Omega European MastersSeptember 1st, 2009 CRANS MONTANA - Asian golf opens a new chapter with its first jointly-sanctioned event in Europe - the Omega European Masters. Indias Jeev Milkha Singh and Thailands Thongchai Jaidee will spearhead Asias challenge at the Omega European Masters.
Jyoti shoots 68 in the third round, Kapur also makes cutAugust 1st, 2009 CELADANA - Four birdies in the last six holes and seven overall in the round saw Jyoti Randhawa make a big jump up to 23rd at the end of the third round in the Moravia Silesia Open at the Prosper Golf Resort here. Randhawa, struggling with his form, shot a four-under 68 Saturday that moved him to three-under 213 with rounds of 72, 73 and 68.
Jeev likely to have Jyoti as partner for World CupJuly 24th, 2009 NEW DELHI - Jeev Milkha Singh's world ranking of 42 has earned India a rare direct entry into the Mission Hills World Cup to be played at Mission Hills Golf Club, Shenzhen, in China Nov 26-29. The field is selected through each nation's leading player on the Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) as of June 22.
Jeev's withdraws, but advises Bhullar to be patientJuly 14th, 2009 TURNBERRY - The nagging muscle injury which Tuesday forced Jeev Milkha Singh to pull out leaves young Gaganjeet Bhullar as Indias lone challenger at the British Open at the Turnberry Golf Course. Earlier in the day, Jeev, reigning Asian Tour No.1, withdrew due to a muscle injury in the rib-cage area.
Chowrasia lone Indian to make cut, Jeev, Kapur miss outJuly 4th, 2009 PARIS - Finishing blues cost Indian golfers dearly, as Shiv Shankar Prasad Chowrasia, was the only one of the four to make the midway cut at Open de Alstom Friday. Even Chowrasia bogeyed three of his last six holes, and dropped from a likely top-15 placing to tied 44th at the Le Golf National here.
Jeev takes 3-shot lead at European OpenMay 31st, 2009 ASH - Indian golfer Jeev Milkha Singh strung together one of his finest rounds in the face of adverse conditions on a tough course to move into a three-shot lead at the end of the third round of the European Open. The Indian ace, a multiple winner on the European Tour, Saturday shot a one-under 71 that included three birdies in last four holes and four-under over last six, to move to nine-under 208.
Jyoti second, Jeev and Kapur sixth at European OpenMay 29th, 2009 LONDON - It seemed an Indian summer at the European Open with all three Indians in the fray placed inside top-six at the end of the first round at the London Golf Club. While Jyoti Randhawa, fresh from a skydiving holiday in the US, shot a six-under 66 to be tied second, Jeev Milkha Singh shot a 67 and Shiv kapur, who of late has taken to meditation, also brought home a 67.
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