The Lt. General Himmeth Singh Memorial Golf tournament, a monthly medal event, concluded at the Rambagh Golf Club in Jaipur. The two-day competition saw Abhyuday Rawat emerge as the professional gross winner, while Girraj Khadka secured the runner-up position. In the amateur gross category, Anas Shamsi claimed the top spot, defeating Deepkaran Thakkar, who finished second.
Prize Distribution and Participants
The tournament featured a prize distribution ceremony where winners and runners-up across various categories and handicaps were honored. The event was attended by senior golfers, including Dr. B.K. Jain, Dr. Raghvendra Singh Chaudhary, Treasurer Girraj Agrawal, tournament committee convener Dr. Himanshu Sharma, and executive member Sunil Shekhawat.
Handicap Category Results
In the handicap categories, winners and runners-up were recognized as follows:
- Handicap 0–9: Winner: Arjun Kuchhal; Runner-up: Rudra Rajeshwar
- Handicap 10–16: Winner: Aditya Bhardwaj; Runner-up: Yuvraj Singh
- Handicap 17–24: Winner: Prashant Tyagi; Runner-up: Suryajay Singh
Special Category Winners
In the best legend golfer category, Dr. B.M. Rathore emerged victorious, while Dr. Pradeep Chaturvedi was named the best senior golfer. Vrinda Saini received the award for the best lady golfer. Other category winners included Kamal Gupta (nearest to pin), Kunal Singh (junior, longest drive), Dr. Saraswat Mital (veteran longest drive), Shiksha Jain (ladies longest drive), and Nitesh Bandawala (straightest drive).
Legacy of Lt. Gen. Himmeth Singh
Lt. General Himmeth Singh is closely associated with the development of Rambagh Golf Club. After India's independence, the club faced a challenging period with limited resources. At that time, Lt. Gen. Himmeth Singh was among the key individuals who took responsibility for managing and advancing the club. Along with other members, he worked with great dedication and planning to contribute to its development. His efforts led to improvements in the quality and structure of the golf course, enhancement of facilities, and the promotion and organization of golf in Jaipur. Although he was not the founder of the club, he played a crucial role in its post-independence growth and helped transform it into a prestigious and well-organized golf institution. His contributions were instrumental in stabilizing and elevating the club during a difficult period.
