Rahil Gangjee

Year in review 2018: From Shubhankar Sharma's win at Maybank Championship to return of Rahil Gangjee, top moments in Indian golf

From Shubhankar Sharma’s final round 62 to win Maybank Championship to the return of Gangjee here are some of the highlights of Indian golf in 2018

CIMB Classic: Shubhankar Sharma gets second career Top 10 finish on PGA Tour; emotional Marc Leishman wins title

Shubhankar Sharma was unable to find the momentum that had carried him into a share of the lead after three rounds as he slid to Tied-10th on the final day of the CIMB Classic. Yet, it was his second Top 10 finish on the PGA Tour.

CIMB Classic: Shubhankar Sharma cards five-under 67 to end Day One tied 14th in Kuala Lumpur

Sharma, who was recently bestowed with the Arjuna Award, was in tied 14th place, four shots behind the surprise leader Bronson Burgoon (63) of USA.

Panasonic Open Golf Championship: Rahil Gangjee claims first Asian Tour title in 14 years with a single-stroke victory

The 39-year-old Gangjee claimed the winner's blue jacket at the 150-million-yen ($1.4 million) tournament by sinking a birdie at the last hole at the Ibaraki Country Club near Osaka.

Indonesian Open: Atwal tied 3rd, Chowrasia, Gangjee tied 7th after 1st round

Atwal, who was Asia No. 1 in 2003, said, "I hit it pretty solid. I'm happy with my score and I have no complaints."

Golf: SSP Chowrasia wins Panasonic Open to grab third Asian Tour title

Chowrasia rolled in a 15-footer birdie in extra time to cap a sensational comeback as he was five shots off the lead during the start of the day.

Asian Tour: Anirban leads Order of Merit; three other Indians in top-10

Gangjee is fourth with an earning of $103,636.25 while Chowrasia ($87,457.63) and Rashid ($75,687.50) seventh and ninth respectively.

The Championships: Gangjee posts best finish in 7 years, Lahiri 6th

In-form Anirban Lahiri carded a bogey-free six-under 66 to finish tied sixth, his sixth successive top-10 finish on Asian Tour.

Chowrasia two behind leaders after first round in Manila

Chowrasia, who will be dividing his time between Asian and European Tours this year, carded a first round of three-under 68 and was two behind the co-leaders, who shot 66 each.

Lahiri withdraws as Indian golfers struggle in British Open qualifier

Gangjee, who was placed tied 15th, is three behind the leader Hiroshi Iwata (68) of Japan at the end of the first round of the 36-hole qualifier.