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Jeev, Bhullar headline the field at Panasonic Open in Delhi

Apr 03, 2013

The big international name in the field is Oliver Wilson, the Englishman who finished second nine times on the European Tour and reached the pinnacle when he represented Europe at the 2008 Ryder Cup. #NewsTracker #Jeev Milkha Singh #Gaganjeet Bhullar #PGTI #Panasonic Open
Malaysian Open: Jeev tied 10th, three shots behind leader

Mar 23, 2013

Six-time winner on Asian tour and Four-time winner on European Tour, Jeev charged from three-under through two rounds to eight under after just 11 holes in the third round. #Golf #NewsTracker #Jeev Milkha Singh #Malaysian Open
European Ryder Cup stars headline Avantha Masters field

Mar 08, 2013

Edoardo Molinari of Italy, Ignacio Garrido of Spain, England's David Howell, Frenchman Thomas Levet, Scotland's Colin Montgomerie and Welshman Philip Price will be playing in the event sanctioned by the European Tour, the Asian Tour and the PGTI. #NewsTracker #Jeev Milkha Singh #Colin Montgomerie #PGTI #Avantha Masters

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Golf: How long will India need to wait for a Major winner?

Jul 23, 2012

Beyond the actual experience of coping with the mental pressure of playing a major, there are also the unfamiliar conditions and cultural differences which add to India's inability to produce a golf champion. #OnOurMind #Golf #Jeev Milkha Singh #Anirban Lahiri

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Ranveer's focus, routine helped him achieve what he has in three years: Jeev Milkha Singh

2013-05-14 13:32:00

Ranveer Saini was first detected with Autism when he was just 22 months old. Who would have at that instance thought that the boy would one day make the nation proud with his golfing skills? So this achievement looks even more special. After the victory #Jeev Milkha Singh #India
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Jeev, Bhullar make cut in China Open

2013-05-03 02:50:00

Tianjin: Jeev Milkha Singh comfortably made the cut while Gaganjeet Bhullar had to dig deep with three birdies in last four holes to join him for the weekend rounds at the European Tour event Volvo China Open. Jeev and Bhullar shot 69 each as the former #Jeev Milkha Singh #European PGA #Shiv Chowrasia (golfer)
Deccan Herald
Jeev, Bhullar falter; Kapur stays in hunt

2013-05-04 17:33:00

Indian golfer Jeev Milkha Singh and Gaganjeet Bhullar endured tough back-nines and let slip a chance to position themselves better for Sunday’s final round in the Volvo China Open here. Jeev, a former champion here, was one-under through 12 holes before #Jeev Milkha Singh #European PGA #Mikko Ilonen

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