Chandigarh, Oct. 13 -- Sandeep Sandhu has been named captain of the Indian senior golf team for the Asia Pacific Golf Championship to be held in Macau in late November. The Indian Golf Union (IGU) selection committee, chaired by its president Brijinder Singh, nominated Sandhu to lead the four-member team. The other selected golfers are David D'Souza of Bengaluru, Gaurav Ghosh of Kolkata and Hemanto Panging. Sandhu has earned selection to the Indian senior team on merit for five consecutive years. He will be aiming to defend his title after winning the Asia Pacific Golf Championship (APGC) in Manila, Philippines, in 2025. His victory made him the first Indian golfer to win the APGC title on foreign soil. The Indian team also enjoyed a memorable campaign last year, finishing third in the championship. It was the country's best finish in the event in more than a decade. The upcoming championship is expected to feature a strong international field, with Australia, New Zealand, Japan and South Korea among the leading contenders. Sandhu's experience and recent success will be crucial as India look to build onlast year's performanceand challenge for the title in Macau....