BD NarayankarNew Delhi, Oct. 13 -- A maiden title, a seven-year wait finally ended and a golfer rediscovering his winning touch - the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) circuit served up its share of drama between August and October, with Khalin Joshi emerging as the standout performer with three victories.
Joshi won the J&K Open, the Nava Raipur Open and the Bengaluru Open, underlining the value of consistency in a sport where a single poor shot can undo hours of good work.
His Bengaluru triumph was particularly emphatic. He finished at 20-under 268, winning by five strokes at the Karnataka Golf Association course. The victory was his 10th on the DP World PGTI and fourth of the season, taking his earnings to Rs 67.34 lakh and lifting...