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(Actc) for 2016-2017 Part-A STANDARDISED FORMAT FOR SUBMISSION OF ANNUAL CALENDAR FOR TRAINING AND COMPETITIONS (ACTC) FOR 2016-2017 1.0 Name of Sport: GOLF 2.0 Details of the President and Secretary General/ CEO of the National Sports Federation. S. Name Designation Contact Detail (Office tel. phone no./mob. No. /email id) No. 1 Mr. Anirudha Seolekar President 011-26525771, Email id: [email protected] 2 Lt Gen AKS Chandele Hony Secretary 011-26525771, Email id: (Retd) [email protected] PART-A (FOR SENIOR MEN AND WOMEN) 3.0 Brief Introduction of the Sport: 3.1 Whether Olympic Games (OG) sports or not? : Yes, with effect from 2016 3.2 Whether Asian Games (AG) sports or not? : Yes, Since 1982 3.3 Other level of Championships where sport is played. At Asia-Pacific and World level 3.4 Total no. of events at stake in Men and Women category in AG.- Total 8 Medals 4.0 Performance detail of the sport at international level: 4.1 Performance of the Indian team / sports persons at International level (OG/AG) for last four years (2011-12 to 2014-15) in the given format. S. No. Name of Athlete Name of Date & Venue of the Performance medal won by Competition Competition individual / team 1 Mr. Udayan Mane Asian Games 2014 Incheon, Korea Team India-6th Mr. Manu Gandas And Udayan Mane finished Mr. Samarth Swivedi Tied-4th Mr. Feroz Garewal 2. Ms. Gurbani Singh Asian Games 2014 Incheon, Korea Indian Team Finished -8th Ms. Aditi Ashok Ms. Astha Madan 4.2 Ranking of the Team/important sports persons at the International level (if no medals are won). S. No. Name of Athlete Name of Competition Date & Venue of the Performance Competition medal won by individual / team 1 Mr. Manav Das Bangladesh Amateur Dhaka, Bangladesh Team India – Mr. Khalin Joshi Golf Championship 3-6 Feb, 2012 winner Ms. Anisha Padukone Ms. Millie Saroha 2 Ms. Vani Kapoor 29th Malaysian Ladies Kuala-Lumpur, Malaysia Team India- Ms. Mehar K. Atwal Amateur Open Golf from 29th-31st May, 2012 Bronze Medal Ms. Raksha Phadke Championship 3 Ms. Gurbani Singh Women’s World Antalya, Turkey from 27-30 Team India- 34th Ms. Aditi Ashok Amateur Team Sept, 2012 Ms. Gursimar Badwal Championship (Espirito Santo Trophy) 4 Mr. Khalin H. Joshi World Amateur Team Antalya, Turkey from 4-7 Team India-24th Mr.Chikkarangappa Championship Oct, 2012 Mr. Angad Cheema (Eisenhower Cup) 5 Ms. Gurbani Singh 35th Queen Sirikit Cup China from 17th -19th Apr, Team India-8th Ms. Aditi Ashok 2013 Ms. Raksha Phadke 6 Mr. Manu Gandas 2nd Youth Asian Games China from 16th -18th Aug, Manu Gandas Mr. Viraj Madappa 2013 won the Silver Ms. Ridhima Dilawar Medal Ms. Aditi Ashok 7 Mr. Karan Taunk Asia Pacific Amateur Thailand from 14th -17th Team India-10th Mr. Udayan Mane Golf Team Nov, 2013 Mr. Viraj Madappa Championship (Nomura Mr. Vikram Rana Cup) 8 Mr. Udayan Mane World Amateur Team Japan, 3rd -6th Sep, 2014 Team India-Tied Mr. Feroz Garewal Championship 29th Mr. Manu Gandas (Eisenhower Cup) 9 Ms. Ridhima Dilawari 37th Queen Sirikit Cup Hongkong, 21st -23rd May, Team India-12th Ms. Gaurika Bishnoi 2015 Ms. Nistha Madan 10 Mr. Viraaj Madappa 2015 Taiwan Amateur Taoyuan, 23rd -26th June, Team India-3rd Mr. Aman Raj Golf Championship 2015 and Mr. Viraaj Madappa won the Individual championship 11. Mr. Aman Raj 27th Asia Pacific Abu Dhabi, UAE from 22nd - Team India-9th Mr. Samarth Dwivedi Amateur Golf Team 25th October, 2015 and Mr. Aman Mr. Harimohan Singh Championship (Nomura Raj finished 5th Mr. Rahul Ravi Cup) overall 5.0 Brief details of the sport at National Level: 5.1 Details of National Championships organised in all age group in last two years in following format: Name of Championship Duration Venue Best 5 performing States 114th Amateur 1-7th Dec, 2014 Karnataka Delhi, Haryana, Karnataka, West Golf Bengal, Maharashtra Championship of India (National)- Men 115th Amateur 14th -20th Gurgaon Karnataka, Chandigarh, Haryana, Golf December, Delhi, West Bengal Championship of 2015 India (National)- Men 98th All India 15th -21st Karnatakai Delhi, Haryana, Karnataka, West Amateur Golf December, Bengal, Maharashtra Championship 2014 (National)-Ladies 99th All India 14th -20th Karnataka Delhi, Haryana, Karnataka, West Amateur Golf December, Bengal, Maharashtra Championship 2015 (National)-Ladies 6.0 Annual Calendar for Training & Competition (ACTC) for Seniors (Male and Female) in the given format: 6.1 National Coaching Camps:Nil 6.2 International Training /Competition/ Exposures: S. Name of Composition of the participants Period Total Venue Status of Estimated expenditure to No. training cum days the be incurred as per norms competition competiti abroad on Players Coach Support Fro To es staff m Indian/ Foreig n 1 Asia Pacific 3 Ladies 1 ---------- 27th 29th 5 South Mandator Airfare= Rs 50,000×4= Rs Amateur Coach Apr, April, Days Korea y at Full 200000 Ladies Golf 2016 2016 Cost D. A: USD 25×4×5= USD Championship 500= Rs 34,250 (38th Queen Total = Rs 2,34,500 Sirikit Cup) 2 Malaysian 2 1 Coach - 21st 24th 6 Kuala- At Air Air- Ticket= Rs 40,000/- Amateur (Men) Gentlem May, May, Days Lumpur, Passage ×3 = Rs 1,20,000/- Golf en 2016 2016 Malaysia to Govt (Approx) Championship 3 British 2 1 - 13th 18th 7 Scotland Mandator Airfare= Rs 70,000×3= Rs Amateur Gentlem Coach June June Days y to full 2,10,000 en , , Cost Boarding and Lodging= 2016 2016 USD 175×2×7= USD 3,675= Rs 2,51,738 Total= Rs 4,61,738- 4 Singapore 3 Ladies 1 1st 4th 5 Singapor Others At Air Fare= Rs 40,000×4= Ladies Coach July, July, Days e Air Rs 1,60,000 Amateur Golf 2016 2016 Passage Championship Cost to Govt 5 Singapore Men 2 1 ---------- 14 18 6 Singapor Others At Airfare= Rs 40000×3= Rs Amateur Gentlem Coach Jul, Jul, Days e Air 1,20,000 en 2016 2016 Passage Cost to Govt 6 Rio Olympic 1 1 11th 14th 8 Brazil Mandator Cost to be borne by IOA Games- Men Gentlem Coach Aug, Aug, Days y en 2016 2016 7 32nd Malaysian 2 Players 1 12th 14th 5 Kuala- Others at Air fare = Rs 40,000×3= Ladies Golf Coach Aug, Aug, Days Lumpur full Cost Rs 1,20,000 Championship 2016 2016 to Govt Entry Fee= USD 350×2=USD 700= Rs 47,950 Accommodation= Rm 360×2×5=Rm 3600= Rs 61,200 D.A= USD 25×3×5=USD 375= Rs 25,688 Total = 2,54,838 8 Rio Olympic 1 Lady 1 17th 20th 8 Brazil Brazil Cost to be borne by IOA Games- Coach Aug, Aug, Days Women 2016 2016 9 MCB Indian 2 1 23rd 25th 4 Mauritius Others at Air Fare= Rs Ocean Gentlem Coach Oct, Oct, Days Air 55,000×2=Rs 1,10,000 Amateur en 2016 2016 Passage Cost to Govt 10 Women’s 3 Ladies 1 13th 17th 8 Mexico Mandator Air fare= Rs 90,000×4= World Amateur Coach Sep, Sep, Days y at Full Rs 3,60,000 Team 2016 2016 Cost to Entry Fee= USD 750= Rs Championship Govt 51,375 (Espirito Santo Lodging & DA = USD Trophy 175×4×8= USD 5600= Rs 3,83,600 Total= Rs 7,67,975 11 World Amateur 3 1 21st 25th 8 Mexico Mandator Air fare= Rs 90,000×4= Team Gentlem Caoch Sep, Sep, Days y at Full Rs 3,60,000 Championship en 2016 2016 Cost to Entry Fee= USD 750= Rs (Eisenhower Govt 51,375 Cup) Lodging & DA = USD 175×4×8= USD 5600= Rs 3,83,600 Total= Rs 7,67,975 12 Singha 2 Men + 1 9th 12th 6 Bangkok Others At Air Fare= Rs 40000×5= Thailand 2 Ladies Coach Oct, Nov, Air Rs 2,00,000 Amateur 2016 2015 Passage Cost to Govt 13 IX South 2 1 22nd 25th 8 Columbia Others At Air Fare= Rs American Gentlem Coach Jan, Jan, Days Fulll Cost 1,60,000×5= Rs Amateur Open en + 2 2017 2017 to Govt 10,00,000/- Championship Ladies Entry Fee = USD 750×4= USD 3000= Lodging and DA = USD 175×5×8= USD = USD 7,000 Total= Rs 16,85,000 14 Australian 2 1 ------ TBC TBC 6 Australia Others At Rs 75,000×3= Rs Amateur Gentlem Coach Days Air 2,25,000 en Passage Cost Grand Total = Rs 51,07,026 Note: 1. All the above events are counted for the World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) points and hence are mandatory to improve world ranking. These Events are prestigious internationally acclaimed events and the participation of our players is essential if we have to groom them for competitive exposure (Asia Pacific & World) so that we have bright medal prospects for Olympic Games 2016 and Asian Games 2018 2. Air Fare includes visa fee and insurance 3. Number of days stay abroad includes the practice rounds Grand Total = Rs 48,29,640 The Above events and dates are subject to change as New events /championships may get incorporated /announced during the Calendar year 2016-17. Conversion rates 1USD =Rs 68.5/- 1 Rm= Rs 17/- 6.3 National Championship to be conducted in India: S. Name of Period Total Venue Estimated Expenditure to be incurred as per No. competition days norms From To 1. 116th Amateur 5th 11th 7 RCGC, Rs 1.0 Lakh Golf Dec, Dec, days Kolata Championship 2016 2016 of India-Men 2. 100th All India 19th 25st 8 Delhi Golf Rs 1.0 Lakh Amateur Dec, Dec, Days Club, Delhi Ladies 2016 2016 Golf Championship 7.0 Coaches and Support Staff proposed for providing training at National Camps for Seniors only (Male & Female separately).
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