Indian golfer Gaganjeet Bhullar delivered a stellar performance at the Singapore golf tournament, carding a bogey-free 67 to secure a tied-sixth finish. The round, which included five birdies, showcased Bhullar's consistent form and precision on the greens.
Bhullar's Bogey-Free Round
Bhullar, a prominent figure in the Indian Golf Premier League (IGPL), started his round steadily and maintained his composure throughout. His bogey-free 67 was one of the best rounds of the day, moving him up the leaderboard. The 67 placed him at 5-under-par for the tournament, just a few strokes behind the leaders.
Kapur's Hole-in-One
Adding to the Indian success story, Shiv Kapur recorded a spectacular hole-in-one during the event. Kapur's ace came on the par-3 12th hole, a moment that electrified the crowd and boosted his morale. Despite the highlight, Kapur finished with a round of 71, placing him in a tie for 30th position.
The tournament, part of the Asian Tour, saw strong competition from international players. However, the Indian contingent made their presence felt with Bhullar's consistent play and Kapur's memorable shot.
Bhullar, known for his aggressive yet controlled style, expressed satisfaction with his performance. "I am happy with my game today. The course conditions were challenging, but I managed to stay patient and execute my shots well," he said after the round.
Kapur, meanwhile, described his hole-in-one as a special moment. "It's always great to get an ace in a tournament. It gives you a lot of confidence," he remarked.
The event continues with the final rounds scheduled over the weekend, where Bhullar will aim to climb higher on the leaderboard, while Kapur looks to build on his strong finish.
