Anirban Lahiri

Tue, Mar 27 2012 18:18 IST | 2 Views | Add your comment SHARE: India's young golfer Anirban Lahiri is all set to defend his title at the Panasonic Open India golf tournament starting at the Delhi Golf Club Wednesday. “The win at the Panasonic Open India last year really kick-started my good run. Anybody on Tour will tell you that the first win is critical. Since then, I’ve made a lot of progress and also a slump but I’ve come out and made it a positive start by winning at the SAIL-SBI...Read Full Story

Thu, Mar 1 2012 14:51 IST | 6 Views | Add your comment SHARE: Anirban Lahiri of India continued his solid form by shooting an opening round four-under-par 68 to share the lead with Jonathan Moore of the US at The Open Championship International Final Qualifying (IFQ) - Asia Thursday. Lahiri, who won his second Asian Tour title at the SAIL-SBI Open on home soil last week, was cruising on six-under before dropping a bogey on 16 and a costly double bogey on the signature 17th hole at the...Read Full Story

Petaling Jaya (Malaysia), Aug 7 - Anirban Lahiri's finishing woes continued for the second day running and for the third time in four days as he dropped a double bogey near the finish and ended in a tie for eighth place at the Worldwide Holdings Selangor Masters golf here Saturday. What hurt Lahiri most was that his four dropped shots - double bogeys on the 18th in the third and final round - was just the difference between him and the winner, Angelo Que of the Philippines, who claimed a play...Read Full Story

Bandar Seri Begawan (Brunei), July 31 - A hat-trick of birdies late in the second stretch of the third round saw Anirban Lahiri pull himself to tied fifth with one more round to go in the Brunei Open here Saturday. The young Indian, still looking for his maiden win on the Asian Tour, shot a five-under 66 to move to 10-under 203 and just two shots from the leader. Lahiri, tied 15th overnight is now tied fifth and in good position to make a bid for his first win on Asian Tour.Read Full Story

Yangon, April 10 - Anirban Lahiri was the best placed Indian in tied ninth place after the third round of the Air Bagan Myanmar Open here Saturday. Lahiri added a third round 70 to his 70 and 68 on first two days. He was at eight-under 208. Related posts:Lahiri lying second, Muniyappa third at King’s CupGangjee tied second with Kahlon, Lahiri in King’s CupAvantha Masters: Seven tied first, Gangjee keeps India’s hope aliveRead Full Story