New Delhi, Oct. 16 -- Restraint off the tee and accuracy on the fairways. That's been the cheat code to tame the Delhi Golf Club in the build-up to the DP World India Championship, and come rain or shine, the adage holds true. The rain did come on Thursday, bringing a delay lasting five hours. Through it all, the principles of navigating the narrow fairways and thick roughs stood firmer than ever. When the hooter sounded to mark the end of play, Denmark's Niklas Norgaard had surged to a sole lead, firing six-under and leaving the trio of Tom McKibbin, Thomas Detry, and Eugenio Chacarra one shot behind. Norgaard was in danger of losing his card in late August but finished second at the British Masters and secured another runner-up finish at ...