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16-DEC-2025
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13-DEC-2025
06 December 2025
6th India Cup Golf
Kumar shoots Hole-in-One as Angadi lifts India Golf Cup
The 6th Edition of the Hydrofab India Cup Golf Tournament was held under the patronage of the Embassy of India in Qatar at the Doha Golf Club.
44 Golfers, including Diplomats, players of Indian Origin, guest players from ECGC, Qatar Golf Association General Secretary, as well as special invitees of the Embassy, participated in the festivities in two categories, i.e. Individual Strokeplay Format on the 18 Hole Championship Course, and Two-Person Team Texas Scramble Format on the 9 Hole Academy Course.
Spearheaded by H.E. Vipul – Ambassador of India to Qatar, the event was organized by Fazal Kazi and managed by Qatar Golf Lovers to celebrate Golf in the Community.
The Prize Distribution Ceremony and Dinner was embellished by a soulful and captivating performance from Rukkaiya Pachisa on the Sitar, the National Musical Instrument of India.
Competition was tough in both categories, with each and every player vying for the coveted prizes.
In the Academy Course Texas Scramble Format, a tight finish saw ‘Team Vilas Sangam & Manna Dey’ TIE for the Runners-up spot with ‘Team Ashish Jain & Samir Gupta’, while ‘Team Mohd Azfar Ali & Syed Ali Ahmed’ were declared Champions. Special prizes in this Format went to Samir Gupta for ‘Longest Drive’, and Kunal Bhatia for ‘Nearest to Pin’ as well as ‘Closest to Rope’.
In Championship Course Individual Strokeplay Format, players competed for various titles which were up for grabs. Tasnim Kazi emerged the winner in the Ladies division with a score of Net 75. In the ‘GROSS’ category, Saad Kazi fought really hard but his brilliance was no match for the Sierra Leone Ambassador H.E Tejan Fadlu-Deen, who dominated the course with a winning score of 80, leaving Saad to pick up the Runner-up Trophy with a creditable score of 82. In the ‘NET’ category, Senthil Kumar had an amazing day on the course. Not only did he finish Runner-up with a score of Net 69, but he also Aced the 17th with a Hole-In-One in the process, which was a first in the history of the India Cup. The accolades and plaudits however went to Chandrashekar Angadi who was crowned INDIA CUP CHAMPION with a blistering score of four under par Net 68. Special prizes in this Format went to Jalaj Srivastava for ‘Longest Drive’, Prakash Iyer for ‘Longest Putt’, and Senthil Kumar for ‘Nearest to Pin’.
Ambassador Vipul inaugurated the Prize Giving Ceremony and Gala Dinner at the DGC Majlis in presence of Former Indian Foreign Secretary and Former Ambassador to Qatar H.E. Ranjan Mathai, Diplomats, Embassy Officials, the Press and Guests.
India Cup Tournament Director Sanjay Jain along with QGL President Manoj Megchiani emceed the Ceremony.
14 NOVEMBER 2025
QGL Patron Wins BIG at DGC
H.E. Indian Ambassador Vipul has won the Championship Friday Stableford Open Competition at the Doha Golf Club.
Competing against 79 of the best in the Club, Ambassador Vipul, a graduate of the QGL Training Academy, played exceptionally well, to not only finish Top of his Division, but also triumph as the overall champion in this competition, with an unbeatable 46 Stableford Points and a superb Net 63 on the Par 72 Course.
QGL is proud of H.E. Vipul and wishes him more success in future tournaments.
19 October 2025
QGL Member and former Patron Dr. Deepak Mittal receives his Credentials as Ambassador of India to UAE from The President of India
18 OCTOBER 2025
INDIVIDUAL STROKEPLAY
DR. GUPTA’S DIWALI DHAMAKA
QGL’s 229th Tournament, played on Individual Strokeplay format, kicked off on an early foggy morning at DGC Academy Course to celebrate the festive Diwali Season. Dr. Samir Gupta, Ashish Jain and Bhupendra Jain tee’d off early with lightning Strokeplay and low scores, followed by Sunil Talwar, Kunal Bhatia and Rajesh Arcot who tried to keep pace. Sanjay Jain, Manoj Megchiani and Ambassador Vipul followed suit and quickly caught up with the leaders. Positions on the Leaderboard kept changing throughout the morning, but by the time the dust settled, Dr. Gupta was in an unbeatable position, leaving Manoj, Ashish and Sanjay to battle it out for 2nd and 3rd Place. Dr. Gupta finished with a bang, with a winning score of Net 31, leaving Sanjay Jain as runner-up with Net 32. Manoj Megchiani and Ashish Jain were tied on Net 33, Manoj grabbing 3rd Spot on countback. Kunal Bhatia despite hitting fancy recovery shots took the novelty prize of “Most Exercised Player” with a Gross 52. Ambassador Vipul gave away the prizes.
24 September 2025
QGL commences its 18th Coaching Camp at DGC
30 AUGUST 2025
TWO PERSON TEAM SCRAMBLE
TEAM ANGADI-IYER WIN SCRAMBLE
QGL’s 228th Tournament played on Texas Scramble Format kicked off early morning at DGC Academy Course.
Team Sunil Talwar & Bhupendra Jain tee’d off first followed by Team Sanjay Jain & Amit Sah. Both Teams kept exchanging places at the top of the Leaderboard, until Team Chandrasekhar Angadi & Prakash Iyer caught up with them, with pars and birdies, to leapfrog to the Top. This time, the Srivastava Twins teamed up to try catch the leaders, while Team Manoj Megchiani & Kunal Bhatia tried keeping pace with them, but the humidity took its toll, resulting in a string of bogies for both teams.
Ultimately, Team Angadi-Iyer blitzed their way to victory with a score of Net 33, relegating Team Jain-Sah, who carded a Net 37, into second place.
President Manoj Megchiani gave away the prizes to the Winners.
23 AUGUST 2025
INDIVIDUAL STABLEFORD
SRIVASTAVA TWINS SWEEP TOP PRIZES
After a well-deserved summer break, QGL resumed normal operations with its 227th Tournament played on Stableford Format in hot and humid conditions on the DGC Academy Course.
Sunil Talwar and Partho Saha tee’d off early with a good start, but withered away in extremely humid conditions, leaving the way for the Srivastava Twins to race to the top of the Leaderboard.
Prakash Aiyer and Ashish Jain put up a brave fight, but only the stylish Dr. Samir Gupta could make sure that the Twins did not bag the top two prizes.
In the end, the humidity took its toll on everyone, leaving the three most resilient players on the podium to claim the prizes. It was a close fight, as the top 3 finished with the exact same stableford points, the final positions only to be decided on countback.
Ambassador Vipul, clearly the most improved player in QGL in 2025, gave away the prizes to Jay Srivastava for finishing 3rd, Dr. Samir Gupta for finishing 2nd, and Ashok Srivastava for winning the tournament.
Vice President Sanjay Jain gave away special prizes to Ambassador Vipul for Longest Putt, and to Ravishankar for Nearest to Pin.
President Manoj Megchiani welcomed new member Andrew and congratulated the Winners.
19 APRIL 2025
2-PERSON TEAM TEXAS SCRAMBLE
Vipul and Jain crowned champions after sensational round
QGL’s 226th Tournament played on 2-Person Team Scramble Format in glorious spring weather kicked off on the DGC Academy Course with the Team of Sunil Talwar and Prakash Iyer teeing off early and blazing away with par after par, wielding their irons with razor sharp accuracy, and racing to the top of the Leaderboard.
The competition soon heated up, with Indian Ambassador Vipul and his partner Sanjay Jain teeing off in the 2nd Group, starting off with 2 birdies and a par.
While other Teams tried their best to catch up, the tournament soon became a 2 horse race.
In the end, the unstoppable Team Vipul & Jain ended up with a Gross 33 and a winning Net Score of 29.2
Team Talwar & Iyer gracefully accepted 2nd place with a Gross 35 and a Net Score of 30.8
Ambassador Vipul, who was on Fire throughout the morning, was also Closest to Pin on Hole 6, but since he won the tournament, this special prize was awarded to the next Closest to Pin Bhupendra Jain
QGL President Manoj Megchiani congratulated the Winners and awarded the Prizes.
15 FEBRUARY 2025
INDIVIDUAL STROKEPLAY
Talwar Cuts Down Opponents to Size
Back on the DGC Academy Course after the recently ended Qatar Masters, QGL’s 225th Tournament kicked off with Sunil Talwar once again wielding his irons with razor sharp precision, racing to the top of the Leaderboard.
The competition soon heated up like the weather, with Indian Ambassador Vipul, Chandrashekar Angadi, Dr. Samir Gupta and Ashish Jain throwing their caps into the ring, vying for the top spot.
In the end, it all came down to Talwar, Angadi and Dr. Gupta battling it out for a Podium Finish.
Dr. Gupta’s surgical strikes finally earned him 3rd Spot with a Net Score of 37.
DGC Club Champion Angadi went one better to finish 2nd with the Best Net Score of 36.
But the STAR OF THE DAY was SUNIL TALWAR, also with a Net Score of 36, finishing 1st on countback.
QGL President Manoj Megchiani congratulated the Winners, while Vice President Sanjay Jain awarded the Prizes.
25 JANUARY 2025
TWO-PERSON TEAM BETTER BALL
Jain & Gupta win QGL 224
The lure of breakfast with hot tea after the 3rd Academy Green is the prime reason why QGL members religiously turn up at the first tee at 6am on Saturday mornings despite late Friday nights with family and friends.
This time, QGL’s 224th Tournament was played on a 2-Person Team Better Ball Format, where each team comprising of 2 golfers played their own ball throughout, carding the Lower Net Score between them on each hole to count as the Team Score for that hole.
The game had its twists and turns, with the Greens being unplayable due to morning dew. But as the Sun warmed up the day, everyone started playing better.
The first group to tee off were “Team Bhupendra Jain & Dr. Samir Gupta” along with opponents “Team Sunil Talwar & Amit Sah”. Both Teams set a blistering pace right from the start, which the other Teams found difficult to compete with.
Team Talwar & Sah, who played pristine golf, carded a Net Score of 31, but unfortunately that wasn’t good enough to beat Team Jain & Gupta, both displaying amazing teamwork and carding the day’s Best Net Score of 28 to win the Tournament.
Sunil Talwar was also rewarded for his pinpoint accuracy on Hole 6, where he won the NEAREST TO PIN prize.
QGL Vice President and Tournament Director Sanjay Jain gave away the Prizes to the Winners.
18 JANUARY 2025
INDIVIDUAL STROKEPLAY
The Diplomat Strikes Again
On a gorgeous Saturday morning in perfect golfing conditions at the DGC, QGL’s 223rd Tournament kicked off with Sunil Talwar instantly blazing his way to the top of the Leaderboard.
As the day progressed, Prakash Iyer and Ashish Jain got their mojo working, resulting in Talwar, Iyer and Jain constantly exchanging places at the top of the Leaderboard.
But little did they know, a predator was lurking amongst them, slowly creeping up the Leaderboard unnoticed.
By the time the last group had come in and the dust had settled, the tide had turned. To everyone’s surprise, the ever improving Indian Ambassador Vipul had pipped everyone to the post by carding his lowest ever Gross. The New Year might have just begun for everyone, but “The Diplomat” had already notched up his 2nd QGL victory of 2025 in as many weeks with the day’s Best Net Score of 33.
Ashish Jain’s commendable effort helped him clinch 2nd spot with a Net 34. But a dog-fight for the 3rd spot saw Prakash Iyer battle it out with Sunil Talwar; Iyer eventually prevailing with a Net 35 on countback.
QGL Vice President and Tournament Director Sanjay Jain gave away the Prizes to the Winners.
11 JANUARY 2025
INDIVIDUAL STROKEPLAY
Srivastava Clan dominates QGL 222
On a foggy January morning at the DGC, when start of play was delayed due to poor visibility, QGL’s 222nd Tournament kicked off with Breakfast and Hot Tea as a warmup to what turned out to be a tough day on the course.
Despite challenging conditions, Ashok Srivastava’s Birthday Wish finally came true, when he defeated the entire field with a near perfect game to win First Prize with a Best Net Score of 32.
Jay Srivastava tried his best for a ONE-TWO podium finish for the Srivastava Clan, but Prakash Iyer, who had other ideas, made his move on the final hole to spoil the party by sliding into 2nd place with his Net Score of 35 on countback.
04 JANUARY 2025
INDIVIDUAL STROKEPLAY
Ambassador Vipul wins QGL 221 Strokeplay Tournament
After a freezing January 6am tee-off at the Doha Golf Club, QGL Patron and Indian Ambassador H.E. Vipul warmed up to the New Year with a gritty round of Golf against a formidable field (which included the 2024 DGC Club Champion) by putting his hands on the Winner’s Trophy with the Best Net score of 33.
Dr. Samir Gupta, Ashok Srivastava and DGC 2024 Club Champion Chandrashekar Angadi fought ferociously for the Runner-up spot, each scoring a Net 35, but QGL President Manoj Megchiani stole that honor with his Net 35 on countback.
Despite frequent doses of piping hot Masala Tea, everyone else struggled with the biting cold and early morning stiffness. But QGL Vice President Sanjay Jain redeemed himself with a textbook putt that won him the LONGEST PUTT prize on Hole 9.
07 DECEMBER 2024
QGL Member Wins Club Championship
QGL Member and Serial Winner Chandrashekar (Chandu) Angadi won the DGC MEN’S NETT (CLUB SHIELD) at the 2024 Annual Club Championship for Doha Golf Club members. This annual tournament declares its winner from the lowest combined nett score over 2 days of play.
Languishing in 37th place with a nett 78 on Day 1, Chandu scored a brilliant 63 nett on Day 2, to end up with a combined winning score of 141, the Club Shield, and a cash prize of QAR 1500.
Angadi is the First Indian to win this tournament since its inception in 2008.
QGL is proud of Chandu and wishes him success in future tournaments.
16 NOVEMBER 2024
INDIVIDUAL STROKEPLAY
Manoj Megchiani wins QGL 220 Strokeplay Tournament
On a cool and crisp morning at the Doha Golf Club, QGL President Manoj Megchiani finally brought out his ace game against a formidable field to win QGL 220 with the Best Net score of 32.
Jay Srivastava, who also scored a Net 32, fought tooth and nail for the top spot, but could only finish second on countback.
A ferocious fight for third place ensued, with Bhupendra Jain and Partho Saha both scoring a Net 33.
However Ravishankar, who rallied late in the game with some deft shots, not only pipped the post for third place on countback, but also took the coveted NEAREST TO PIN prize on Hole 6 with a dead accurate Tee Shot.
Rajesh Arcot, despite scoring lower than his last QGL outing, still ended up anchoring the leaderboard, but redeemed himself by winning the LONGEST PUTT prize on Hole 9.
Indian Ambassador H.E. Vipul, who scored an admirable Net 36, congratulated the prize winners.
09 NOVEMBER 2024
INDIVIDUAL STROKEPLAY
Bhupinder Jain wins QGL 219 Strokeplay Tournament
Bhupinder Jain won QGL 219 on DGC Academy Course with a Best Net score of 29.
Sunil Talwar finished Runner Up with a Best Net score of 32.
Manoj Megchiani finished 2nd Runner Up with a Best Net score of 34.
QGL welcomed new member Rajesh Arcot.
Arcot was a first-time-lucky winner at QGL with the Most Exercised Player award for Net score of 43.
Indian Ambassador H.E. Vipul, who scored a creditable Net 37, gave away the prize.
12 OCTOBER 2024
INDIVIDUAL STROKEPLAY
Angadi & Thiagarajan share honors at QGL 218 Strokeplay Tournament
Chandrashekhar Angadi won QGL 218 on DGC Academy Course with a Best Net score of 31.
Pradeep Thiagarajan won Best Gross with a score of 35, as well as a Special Prize for Most Birdies.
Sunil Talwar finished Runner Up with a Best Net score of 32.
QGL welcomed new member Jalaj Srivastava.
QGL also bid farewell to Pradeep Thiagarajan who is returning to Singapore at the end of his assignment in Qatar.
15 may 2024
Two Persons Team Texas Scramble
Angadi and Srivastava win QGL 217
Chandrashekhar Angadi and Ashok Srivastava win QGL 217 Two Persons Team Texas Scramble.
Ashish Jain and Bhupinder Jain finished Runners up
Special Prizes went to…
Chandrashekar Angadi for Nearest to Pin
Navin Bajaj for Longest Drive
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Ramadan 2024 Two Persons Team Texas Scramble
talwar and saha win qgl 216
13 MAR 2024
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Angadi win QGL 215 STROKEPLAY Golf
Chandrasekhar Angadi fought hard for the top prize, carding a score of 24 to emerge winner, while Jonathan Lavoie finished runner up on count back against Navin Bajaj, both scoring 25. All players were enthusiastic to play on the beautifully landscaped Par 3 nine-hole course at the Corinthia Golf Club on Gewan Island at the Pearl.
Ambassadors H.E. Arman Issagaliyev of Kazakhstan, H.E. Zamshari Shahran of Malaysia, and H.E. Vipul of India played competitively and praised QGL for hosting a unique tournament.
The Ambassadors jointly honored the winners with prizes, including special prizes to Dr. Subramanian Kupusamy for ‘Most Exercised Player’, Amir Issagaliyev for ‘Nearest to Pin’, and Jasjit Butalia for ‘Longest Putt’.
All prizes were sponsored by Corinthia Golf Club, courtesy of Operations Manager Tarik Al Aloosy, with organizational support from General Manager Reuben Mifsud, Membership Officer Pernilla Obeid, Marketing Executive Feriel Dbichi and Culinary Director Chef Bijendra Yadav.
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September 29, 2023
Team Jain–Angadi win QGL 214 Scramble Golf
QGL organized its 214th monthly tournament, a Texas Scramble, at Doha Golf Club on Fri 29 Sep 2023. Bhupendra Jain and Chandrashekhar Angadi won the Two-Person Team Event with a Net Score of 30. Jain also won the previous event with another partner, making him the first ever back to back winner. The Team of Kanchan Ghoshal and Dr. Amitav Mitra finished second with a net score of 32.8.
Special Prizes went to Dr. JB Roy for ‘Nearest to Pin’ and Dr. Subramanian Kupusamy for the ‘Longest Drive’.
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Jain and Kumar win QGL 213 Texas Scramble Golf
Qatar Golf Lovers (QGL), Qatar’s oldest and largest Golf Society, organized its 213th monthly tournament at the weekend at the Doha Golf Club, with 32 players fighting it out in difficult conditions. Bhupendra Jain and his partner Rahul Kumar won the Two-Person Team Texas Scramble with a Net Score of 31.6
The Team of Navin Bajaj and new member Ashok Srivastava, who fought tooth and nail, also finished with a net score of 31.6, but ended up as runners-up on countback.
Ambassadors Arman Issagaliyev of Kazakhstan and Tran Duc Hung of Vietnam not only participated in the tournament, but gave away prizes to the winners at a dinner ceremony. QGL President Manoj Megchiani, Vice President Sanjay Jain and Captain Clark White gave away Special Prizes to PK Viswanath for ‘Nearest to Pin’ and Rukkaiya Pachisa for ‘Longest Drive’. The prize for the Most Exercised Team awarded to encourage and recognize the efforts of newcomers went to Nabil Zaheer Ali and Arsalan Adam. Pavan Singh of Petro-Q awarded special Golf T-shirts to the winners.
May 06, 2023
Indian Legend KAPIL DEV was in Doha last week to inaugurate and participate in the QATAR SENIOR OPEN GOLF EVENT at the DGC, which was sponsored and hosted by QGL’s greatest supporter and member Fazal Kazi’s HYDROFAB.
QGL President Manoj Megchiani, Vice President Sanjay Jain, and QGL Member Salim Kutty were at hand to meet Kapil Dev on the eve of the Tournament, which saw 100 of the best local and international golfers take part in the gruelling 2-day event on the Championship Course.
QGL members fared very well in one of the most important Golfing Events on the DGC Calendar:
Near to Pin Day-1
Yohann Pedder
Ladies Gross Winner
Uzma Mir
Nett Leaderboard
3rd Uzma Mir
5th Fazal Kazi
5th Yohann Pedder
27th Tasnim Kazi
27th Pavan Singh
50th Cherezade Boocha
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mARCH 25, 2023
TEAM TRAN HUNG - ANWAR ALI WIN QGL 212
After a long break of 6 months, QGL resumed its monthly tournament by bidding farewell to H.E. Dr. Deepak Mittal, Ambassador of India to Qatar, who is returning to India at the end of his Tour of Duty in Qatar. QGL 212, contested by 36 golfers at the Doha Golf Club, was won by H.E. Tran Duc Hung, Ambassador of Vietnam to Qatar, and his partner Anwar Ali.
The Team of Chandrashekhar Angadi and Rukkaiya Pachisa finished as runners up.
Ambassador Mittal, along with Ambassador Issagaliyev of Kazakhstan also participated in the tournament and gave away prizes to the winners. Special Prizes went to Vinayan Radhakrishnan for ‘Longest Putt’, Pavan Singh for ‘Nearest to Pin’, and Rakesh Wagh & Rukkaiya Pachisa for ‘Longest Drive’.
Prizes were sponsored by QGL supporter Pavan Singh. QGL Founder Member P.K.Viswanath felicitated Ambassador Mittal, with Mementos presented by Ambassador Hung, Ambassador Issagaliyev, Fazal & Tasnim Kazi, and Dr. Ahsan & Rukkaiya Pachisa.
Dr. Mittal, in his emotional acceptance and farewell speech, thanked and praised QGL for its efforts in promoting Golf in Qatar amongst newcomers to the game. Ambassador Mittal will be missed.
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Team Randeva-Angadi win QGL 211
After a long summer break of three months, 24 golfers contested in the 211th edition of QGL Two Person Team Texas Scramble Golf Tournament at the Doha Golf Club on 30 September 2022.
The Team of Akshay Randeva and Chandrashekhar Angadi won with a Net Score of 30.8 after a strong challenge from the runners-up Team of Partho Saha and Thirumeni Chidambaranathan who carded a Net Score of 31.2.
H.E. Arman Issagaliyev (Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Qatar) and Captain Mohan Atla (Defence Attaché at the Embassy of India) both participated in the tournament.
H.E. Issagaliyev, President Manoj Megchiani, Captain Clark White and Vice President Sanjay Jain gave away prizes to the winners. Special prizes went to Ahsan Pachisa for ‘Nearest to Pin’, and Rukkaiya Pachisa for ‘Longest Putt’.
August 13, 2022
Atla & Ravishankar win Serbian Ambassador’s farewell Golf Tournament
Qatar Golf Lovers (QGL) organized a special Texas Scramble Golf tournament at Doha Golf Club last week to bid farewell to Serbian Ambassador Jasminko Pozderac and his wife Ivana. Ambassador Pozderac, a big supporter of QGL and a golfer par-excellence, gave an emotional farewell speech in which he commended the efforts of QGL in promoting social golf in Qatar since 2001. Ambassador of India to Qatar Dr. Deepak Mittal and Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Qatar Arman Issagaliyev, who teamed up with Ambassador Pozderac, spoke at the Breakfast Reception after the game. Dr. Rony Paul, Karthik Ramaiah and Pavan Singh of Petro-Q Group that sponsored the event, not only presented a memento to Ambassador Pozderac, but also Prizes to the winning team of Captain Mohan Atla (Defence Attaché at the Embassy of India) and his partner Ravishankar, during breakfast and prize distribution ceremony. Master of Ceremonies Chandrashekar Angadi took charge of the event in presence of QGL President Manoj Megchiani and Vice President Sanjay Jain. QGL will resume its monthly tournaments after the summer break in September with its 211th Tournament. Golf enthusiasts can visit MYQGL.COM for news and updates on future events.
june 17, 2022
VINAYAN-RIAZ WIN QGL 210
32 golfers braved the elements to contest QGL 210 Alternate shot (Foursome) – Strokeplay Golf Tournament at the Doha Golf Club on 17 June 2022.
Vinayan Radhakrishnan & Riyaz Adhammu won with a Team Score of 32, after a strong challenge from runners-up Dr. Ahsan & Rukkaiya Pachisa who finished with a Team Score of 34. Captain Mohan Atla (DA) and Master of Ceremonies P.K. Viswanath gave away prizes to the winners. Special prizes went to Dr. J.B. Roy for ‘Longest Putt’, and Kumar Natarajan for aceing the Golf Quiz.
may 22, 2022
White & Megchiani win QGL STABLEFORD GOLF
Clark White & Manoj Megchiani won the QGL 209 Stableford Golf Tournament at the Qatar Golf Lovers (QGL) 209th Tournament held at the Doha Golf Club at the weekend. White was the winner in Flight-A with 20 points, pushing Kanchan Ghoshal, who scored 19 points on double countback, into 2nd place. Megchiani was the winner in Flight-B with 21 points, beating Rakesh Wagh, who scored 20 points, into 2nd place.
28 golfers, led by H.E. Jasminco Pozderac (Ambassador of Serbia to Qatar), Xavier Dhanaraj (First Secretary – Consular & Community Affairs) and Capt. Mohan Atla (Defence Attaché at the Indian Embassy) participated in the tournament in challenging weather conditions. Manoj Megchiani was also overall winner with a Net Score of 31. Prizes were also awarded to the winners of the QGL 208 Ramadan Eclectic Competition where Sunil Talwar triumphed with a Net score of 25, while Chandrashekar Angadi and Partho Saha finished 2nd and 3rd respectively.
Xavier Dhanaraj and Vice President Sanjay Jain gave away the prizes to the winners at an Award Dinner Ceremony. Ambassador Pozderac appreciated the efforts of QGL for innovative golf, and congratulated all the winners. QGL, Qatar’s oldest golf society established in 2001, is planning QGL 210, details of which are available on MYQGL.COM
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