Sunday, June 23, 2013

Pariya J of Thailand wins Anirban Lahiri finish second at Selangor Masters 2013




 Anirban Lahiri
Pariya J of Thailand wins the title, Anirban Lahiri finishes second at Selangor Masters in a nail biter and Korea's Baek slips in jungle shot. The winner, Pariya J of Thailand won the title, masters tour
it was a nail biting tournament with the top three juggling through their spots with every shot. Lahiri made par on 17 to stay on -8, still in with a shout. The twist came in with some drama ensuing during the last few holes. On the 16th, Lahiri got another lease of life as Baek hit a poor tee shot which ended up in the jungle. Baek double bogeyed this one to be tied with Lahiri on the second spot.
 
Lahiri recorded three birdies during the front nine and a couple on the back. But for the tournament, he clocked 19 birdies. 

     
 


Worldwide Holdings, a 100 per cent subsidiary of PKNS  the development arm of the state of Selangor – will title sponsor the Selangor Masters for the sixth successive year. The state-linked company has an impressive portfolio of businesses which include property development and investment, environmental management services and investment holding in Selangor.

Find here  weekend rounds of the tournament will be telecast live on the Asian Tour’s global platform which reaches over 200 countries and 650 million homes.

The Scores after round 2 of the Worldwide Holdings Selangor Masters 2013 being played at the par 71, 6927 Yards Kelab Golf Seri Selangor course (a- denotes amateur):

134 – Pariya JUNHASAVASDIKUL (THA) 66-68.
135 – BAEK Seuk-hyun (KOR) 67-68.
137 – Gavin GREEN (am, MAS) 68-69.
138 – Wade ORMSBY (AUS) 68-70.
139 – Peter GUSTAFSSON (SWE) 70-69.
141 – Anthony KANG (USA) 73-68, Thomas PETERSSON (SWE) 70-71, Anirban LAHIRI (IND) 73-68, Chawalit PLAPHOL (THA) 70-71.
142 – Abel TAM (am, MAS) 74-68, Shaaban HUSSIN (MAS) 73-69, Unho PARK (AUS) 72-70, Javi COLOMO (ESP) 74-68, Abhinav LOHAN (IND) 71-71, Thanyakon KHRONGPHA (THA) 75-67, Peter RICHARDSON (ENG) 69-73, LU Wen-teh (TPE) 70-72, Marcus BOTH (AUS) 73-69, Berry HENSON (USA) 74-68, Sam BRAZEL (AUS) 71-71.
143 – Chinnarat PHADUNGSIL (THA) 73-70, Mars PUCAY (PHI) 71-72, Richard T. LEE (CAN) 71-72, Antonio LASCUNA (PHI) 72-71, SIDDIKUR (BAN) 70-73, Scott HEND (AUS) 70-73, Stephen LEWTON (ENG) 73-70.

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