Vinod Kumar wins Tata Open Golf

Monday, November 28, 2011, 0:00 [IST]

Jamshedpur, Nov 27: Delhis Vinod Kumar emerged champion of the 10th Tata Open Golf at Beldih golf course here on Sunday.

Kumar produced three under 68 in the fourth round totalling eight under 276 (68-76-64-68) to earn the prize money of Rs 8,08,250. Vivek Bhandari (70-65-73-69) and former Asia No 1 Jyoti Randhawa (71-65-68-73) tied at seven under 277 to become richer by Rs 4,35,750 each.

While Bhandari scored two under 69 in the final round, Randhawa produced two over 73. Colombo-based Mithun Pereras (69-69-69-71), who scored two under 69 on Saturday, totalled six under 278 for the fourth place.

PTI

Topics: golf, jamshedpur

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