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The year 2023 witnessed an exceptional chapter in Indian golf, marking outstanding growth of International golfers such as Gaganjeet Bhullar, Chikkarangappa S , and Manu Gandas delivered exceptional performances. Additionally, the top three players in the PGTI—Shamim Khan, Rashid Khan, and Mukesh Kumar—have crossed the 3 crore prize money mark.
Gaganjeet Bhullar's Stellar Season:
Gaganjeet Bhullar, a key figure in Indian men's professional golf, achieved his best season-ending rank, securing the third position on the Asian Tour's Order of Merit in 2023. Bhullar also secured the 12th rank in the PGTI, collect a total prize money of ₹5,027,050. This marked a consistent upward trajectory from ₹4,740,750 in 2021 and ₹5,135,000 in 2022.
Gaganjeet Bhullar
Chikkarangappa S's Notable Achievements:
Adding to the impressive roster of Indian golfers, Chikkarangappa S secured the 4th position on the PGTI ranking list in 2023. His notable victory in the Tata Steel Tour Championship, coupled with a strong performance in the Hero Indian Open 2023, underscores his prowess and adds to the growing reputation of Indian golfers on the global stage.
Chikkarangappa S.
Manu Gandas' Financial Milestones:
Manu Gandas, making his mark on the international golf scene, achieved impressive financial milestones in 2023. Gandas secured the 19th rank in the PGTI, earning a total of ₹1,824,760 and ₹8,850,688 in 2022. His consistent growth exemplifies the rising caliber of Indian golfers.
Manu Gandas
Consistent Growth Over the Years:
PGTI Career Earnings of Golfers -
The financial data from these top Indian golfers over the past years reflects a consistent upward trend, showcasing the dedication and skill that have propelled them to new heights. Their accomplishments significantly contribute to the growth and recognition of Indian golf on the global stage.
Impact of Absence of Asian Tour Events:
Despite the absence of Asian Tour events this year in India, the growth trajectory of Indian golfers remains unhindered. The decision not to host any tournaments in the country has not dampened the spirits of these golfing talents. The lack of home events has not provided any special privileges, and Indian golfers continue to face intense competition on the international circuit.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the year 2023 stands as a testament to the remarkable growth of Indian golfers, showcasing their prowess and dedication to the sport. As they continue to leave an indelible mark on the global stage, the absence of Asian Tour events in India has not hindered their progress, signaling a promising future for Indian golf.
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