Udayan Mane

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Solid start by Anirban Lahiri as top golf stars Justin Thomas, Hideki Matsuyama trail

Lahiri shrugged off a bogey start on first by later sinking some huge putts. Two of his birdies on ninth and 15th came from 28 feet.

Tokyo Olympics 2020, Form Guide: Tracking Indian golf contingent over last two years

Firstpost.com takes a quick look at the golfers that will represent India at the Games, and charts their journey towards securing Olympic qualification.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: 'Could not let go of the opportunity', says Anirban Lahiri as he gears up for his second Games

Lahiri finished in the 59th place in the final Olympic golf rankings released in June end, and will be among the 60 players who will take part in the event at Kasumigaseki Country Club from 29 July to 1 August during the Games.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Indian golfer Udayan Mane clinches maiden Olympic berth, joins Anirban Lahiri and Aditi Ashok

The official announcement was made on Tuesday with Mane finding himself at the 60th spot in the Olympic golf ranking list which was made available on the International Golf Federation's (IGF) website.

Indian Golf Union recommends Shubhankar Sharma for Khel Ratna

The national body also recommended Udayan Mane, Rashid Khan and Diksha Dagar for the Arjuna award.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Aditi Ashok qualifies for second successive Games as Indian golf team expands to three

Aditi thus joined Anirban Lahiri and Udayan Mane to make it a team of three to Tokyo. Lahiri also like Aditi, will be participating in his second straight Games after Rio 2016.

Karandeep Kochhar wins TATA Steel Players Championship to claim first PGTI title since turning professional

It was the Chandigarh lad's second title on the PGTI Tour as his first came in 2016 at the age of 17 when he was still an amateur.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Qualifying extension gives golfers Shubhankar Sharma, Shiv Kapur, Anirban Lahiri a chance

International Golf Federation and International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced an adjustment to the qualifying system, handing a chance to many Indian golfers

Indian Open 2018: Ajeetesh Sandhu cards solid four-under 68, Anirban Lahiri, Shubhankar Sharma struggle

Besides Ajeetesh Sandhu, two-time defending champion SSP Chawrasia (74), 2015 winner Anirban Lahiri (72), and former Indian champions Jyoti Randhawa (72) and Feroz Ali (one over at 14th hole) had a tough day in office.

Asian Games golf: Mane misses bronze medal as men finish sixth

Mane, whose second round 66 had put him into medal contention, shot a three-under 69 and ended at 11-under 277.