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Pukhraj Gill Moves Closer To 2027 Asian Tour Card
Pukhraj Singh Gill is trying to earn a card to play on the Asian Tour in 2027.
He finished tied for 19th in a recent golf tournament in Jakarta.
This result placed him ninth in the Asian Development Tour rankings.
There is one tournament left in November.
The top 10 golfers in the final rankings will receive Asian Tour cards.
Indonesia’s Kevin Akbar won the tournament by two strokes.
Other Indian golfers also competed, with Khalin Joshi finishing tied for 10th.
Gill now needs to maintain his position in the final event to qualify.
Pukhraj Singh Gill finished tied-19th at the Ciputra Golfpreneur Tournament with a 15-under total.
The result moved Gill to ninth in the Asian Development Tour Order of Merit.
Only one ADT event remains in November, with the top 10 earning 2027 Asian Tour cards.
Indonesia’s Kevin Akbar won by two strokes after closing with a nine-under 63.
Khalin Joshi tied for 10th, while Aman Raj and Kartik Singh also made the cut.
- Who
- Indian golfer Pukhraj Singh Gill, along with other Asian Development Tour competitors.
- What
- Gill finished tied-19th and moved to ninth in the ADT Order of Merit, improving his chances of earning a 2027 Asian Tour card.
- Where
- The Ciputra Golfpreneur Tournament was held in Jakarta, Indonesia.
- When
- Sunday, August 30; one ADT event remains in November.
- Why
- The top 10 players in the season-ending ADT Order of Merit will earn Asian Tour cards for 2027.
Key facts
- Gill’s finish
- Tied-19th
- Gill’s score
- 15-under par, from rounds of 70, 66, 68 and 69
- Current ranking
- Ninth in the Asian Development Tour Order of Merit
- Remaining events
- One event in November
- Qualification standard
- The final top 10 earn 2027 Asian Tour cards
- Tournament winner
- Indonesia’s Kevin Akbar
- Winning score
- 25-under par, including a closing nine-under 63
Sources
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