Randhawa Prepares Perfectly For Omega Masters August 29 , 2011
Joyti Randhawa prepared for the Omega European Masters in the perfect way by ending his 30-month title drought and winning the PGTI Players Championship on sunday.
Randhawa, an eight-time Asian Tour winner, closed with an even-par72 to win his sixth domestic title after a four-day total of 11-under-par 277.
Joyti Randhawa
Compatriot Manav Jaini, who enjoyed three top-five finishes on the Asian Tour in the last 10 months, took second place after rounds of 69, 68, 71 and 70 while Himmat Rai signed for a 73 to take third place on 280.
“It has been a long time coming,” said Randhawa’s whose last win on the Asian Tour was at the Thailand Open in 2009.
“I putted extremely well under pressure, especially on the 17th, which was the turning point for me. This week has been an ideal preparation for my next event in Switzerland (Omega European Masters). I’ll now look to carry this form forward,” added the Indian.
After the Omega European Masters, Randhawa will be playing the Macau Open and then the Asia-Pacific Panasonic Open in Japan.
Manav Jaini and Himmat Rai are scheduled to play the ISPS Handa Classic in Singapore, after which they will play in Macau and Japan.
Joyti Randhawa prepared for the Omega European Masters in the perfect way by ending his 30-month title drought and winning the PGTI Players Championship on sunday.
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