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Shiv Kapur leads as Delhi, Goa share IGPL top spot
The IGPL Invitational is a golf tournament in Ras Al Khaimah.
Shiv Kapur is leading the individual competition.
He scored three strokes under par in the second round.
Kapur is three shots ahead of Varun Chopra.
Several other golfers are still competing for the remaining top places.
Delhi Blue Bulls and Goa Eagles are tied for the team lead.
Kolkata’s team is third, six shots behind the leaders.
The final round will decide both the individual and team winners.
Shiv Kapur shot a three-under 69 to reach 13-under and retain the individual lead.
Kapur leads Varun Chopra by three shots after Chopra carded a 68.
Veer Ganapathy, Gaganjeet Bhullar and Varun Parikh share third place at five-under.
RVR Delhi Blue Bulls and Auro Goa Eagles share the team lead at 17-under.
FlyingMan Kolkata are third at 11-under with one round remaining in Ras Al Khaimah.
- Who
- Shiv Kapur leads the individual standings, while RVR Delhi Blue Bulls and Auro Goa Eagles lead the team competition.
- What
- Kapur retained a three-shot individual lead, and Delhi and Goa moved into a tie for the team lead.
- Where
- Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates.
- When
- After two rounds, with one round remaining.
- Why
- The golfers and teams are competing for the individual and team titles at the IGPL Invitational.
Key facts
- Individual leader
- Shiv Kapur at 13-under
- Individual lead
- Three shots over Varun Chopra
- Second place
- Varun Chopra at 10-under
- Team leaders
- RVR Delhi Blue Bulls and Auro Goa Eagles at 17-under
- Team third place
- FlyingMan Kolkata at 11-under
- Rounds remaining
- One
- Kapur’s second round
- Three-under 69
Quotes
Shiv Kapur
Indian professional golfer leading the individual standings at the IGPL Invitational
“I was not trying to think about 10-under from yesterday. It was great, and today I was just trying to stay in the present and play steadily, though there were dropped shots. Three shots clear, but one more round to go, this course has low scores, and a good start can make some of the youngsters dangerous”
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