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Harjai Milkha Singh Wins Second IGU Golf Title in Panchkula
Harjai Milkha Singh, a 15-year-old golfer and the son of famous golfer Jeev Milkha Singh, just won another golf championship!
He won the IGU Northern India Junior Boys Golf Championship after a tiebreaker with another player, Jaibir Singh Kang.
His dad, a professional golfer, helps him with his game by advising him to play with confidence and to adjust to the course conditions.
Harjai has also played in tournaments in other countries like the US and Thailand, and has won other golf titles previously.
Harjai Milkha Singh, son of Jeev Milkha Singh, won his second IGU title.
He won the IGU Northern India Junior Boys Golf Championship after a play-off.
The final round score was tied with Jaibir Singh Kang before the play-off.
Harjai's father, Jeev Milkha Singh, advises him on golf strategy.
Harjai has also competed in international tournaments and won previous titles.
- Who
- Harjai Milkha Singh, a 15-year-old golfer and the son of Jeev Milkha Singh.
- What
- Harjai Milkha Singh won the IGU Northern India Junior Boys Golf Championship.
- Where
- Panchkula Golf Course.
- When
- Recently, the concluding day of the IGU Northern India Junior Boys Golf Championship.
- Why
- He won the title after a play-off following the cancellation of the third round due to rain.
Key facts
- Winner
- Harjai Milkha Singh
- Age
- 15
- Tournament
- IGU Northern India Junior Boys Golf Championship
- Father
- Jeev Milkha Singh
- Grandfather
- Milkha Singh
- Final Score
- 207 (tied)
- Play-off Result
- Birdie
Quotes
Harjai Milkha Singh
15-year-old golfer, the grandson of Milkha Singh
“My father has always told me to be confident in my own abilities and what I train in my practice.”
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“Our conversations about golf are always about him backing his instincts at the golf course, and it should be the same in my case, too.”
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Harjai
15-year-old golfer, the grandson of Milkha Singh
“Whenever I get a chance to play abroad, I aim to understand the conditions at the different golf courses.”
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“When I finished third in the US Kids Golf World Championships in Malaysia in 2018, my father had caddied for me and he lay emphasis on a lot of things apart from advising me to always respect the conditions and to be ready to adjust one’s game judging the conditions at the course.”
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