Golf is a sport that attracts more players than any other outdoor sport — one of the reasons is the beautiful surroundings and the pleasure of being on the course to share this experience amongst friends and nature. To be able to perform successfully on such a playing field demands the ability to analyse and adjust to variable elements as well as the risk-reward factor, altogether making the game so rewarding or, so humbling. The game is played and patronised in Mysuru at the Jayachamaraja Wadiyar Golf Course and the JWGC has played a big part in producing talented golfers in different levels from time to time with their development programmes. One such product from JWGC is talented golfer I.L. Aalaap.
Aalaap is a professional golfer from Mysuru and recently taking part in the 2019 PGTI Players Golf Championship at Ahmadebad, performed well and returned with a four-day aggregate score of five-over-293 and fared well. He is our ‘Star This Week.’
I.L. Aalaap, taking part in the PGTI 2019 Players Golf Championship at Classic Golf and Country Club, Nuh, Haryana, from Feb.12 to 15, 2019, made the cut and finished with a four-day aggregate card of five-over-293 (74+69+74+76) and secured the 41st place. He secured a cash prize of Rs.20,400 for his performance. The Tournament was won by Ahmedabad’s Udayan Mane with a 15-under card of 273.
Mysuru lad M.S. Yashas Chandra of JWGC finished a creditable 13th with a four-day card of 7-under-281 (69+72+74+76).
In the first PGTI Tournament of the year, for which he qualified by playing the Final qualifying School Tournament, Aalaap fared well in the Rs.40 lakh Golconda Masters Golf Championship 2019 powered by Telangana Tourism and Incredible India on Feb.10.
I.L. Aalaap (JWGC) fared well with a four-day aggregate score of par-284 (72+70+68+74). He won a cash prize of Rs.29,600 for his performance in this Tournament.
Aalaap, taking part in the PGTI’s Final Qualifying Stage for the 2019 season held in January, finished 13th with a four-day aggregate score of 10-over-298 (73+76+75+74).
Aalaap earned his full card for the 2019 PGTI season by virtue of his good performance in this tourney.
Aalaap represented the Indian amateur golf team in the 83rd Singha International Amateur Golf Championship-2017 at the Panya International Golf Club, Bangkok, Thailand and gained valuable exposure taking part in the Tournament. He finished 10th in the men’s section.
This post was published on February 17, 2019 5:15 pm