Syndicated Thumbnail Navigation player featuring a selection of clips taken from Golf Bug TV. For use on the Golf Today website. http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1175881076http://www.brightcove.com/channel.jsp?channel=495713462 RELATED STORIES Open de France preview Rd 4: Graeme Storm earns first European Tour win Rd 3: Soren Hansen takes narrow advantage Rd 3: Fine 67 puts Jeev into French top ten Rd 2: Montgomerie closes in on French lead Rd 2: Randhawa stays in French Open top ten Rd 1: Lesser lights lead French Open Rd 1:Randhawa inside top ten in French Open Buick Open preview Rd 4: Brian Bateman earns maiden PGA Tour win Rd 3: Tom Pernice Jr takes over lead with 66 Rd 2: Trio top Buick halfway leaderboard Rd 1: Mediate leads Buick with opening 64 Randhawa comes so close in Spain Randhawa so close to world top 100 ASIAN GOLF TODAY TOP STORIES Open: Pain for Choi as Harrington defends Open: Closing 74 gives Liang more major hopes Open: Tough Open makes Lam eye Asian success Open: Angelo Que means to learn and return Open: Late bogies mean early exit for Prayad IGF forms Olympic Committee with eye to 2016 Mission Hills to host AP Summit GOLF TODAY TOP STORIES Padraig Harrington hungry for more success Michelle Wie to play on PGA Tour again IGF forms 2016 Olympic Committee Greg Norman proud of achievement Ian Poulter impressive with second place Henrik Stenson happy with his best ever finish

Randhawa shoots 68 for tied seventh in France

India’s Jyoti Randhawa enjoyed a strong finish at the Open de Alstom after firing a three-under-par 68 in the final round on Sunday.

Randhawa, a former Asian number one, delivered a four-day total of four-under-par 280 and finished three strokes behind champion Graeme Storm of England. The Indian stalwart had last claimed a top-10 result in Europe at the Open de Espana in April where he took the runner-up spot.

The 35-year-old Randhawa shot seven birdies against two dropped shots and a double bogey as he ended his campaign ahead of compatriot Jeev Milkha Singh who stumbled to a 73 in joint 12th place.

On the US PGA Tour, Korea’s Charlie Wi carded a 69 for a 277 total and claimed tied 16th position. In joint 34th place was Kevin Na who was even-par for the day with a similar result by Sweden’s Daniel Chopra who took tied 49th spot.

Arjun Atwal shot a steady 72 as he was in tied 70th place.

July 2, 2007