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Hero Indian Open Draw for Round 4 Game Time Tee Name Country Attachment R1 R2 R3 R4 Agg Par 1 07:15 1 Udayan MANE IND Eagleton - The Golf Resort 72 70 79 221 5 Rhys DAVIES WAL Royal Porthcawl GC 78 66 76 220 4 2 07:25 1 Om Prakash CHOUHAN IND DSOI GC 71 73 76 220 4 Siddikur RAHMAN BAN 69 73 77 219 3 Trevor FISHER JNR RSA Modderfontein GC 70 72 77 219 3 3 07:35 1 Renato PARATORE ITA Asiago GC 71 73 74 218 2 Jason KNUTZON USA Glen Oaks CC 76 68 74 218 2 Ross McGOWAN ENG Abu Dhabi GC 73 66 78 217 1 4 07:45 1 Tommy FLEETWOOD ENG Formby Hall 68 72 77 217 1 Craig LEE SCO 70 70 77 217 1 Arjun PRASAD (AM) IND 71 70 76 217 1 5 07:55 1 Pablo LARRAZÁBAL ESP El Prat GC 70 73 74 217 1 Shubhankar SHARMA IND DLF Golf & Country Club, Gurgaon 71 72 74 217 1 Chris PAISLEY ENG 70 68 78 216 0 6 08:05 1 Soomin LEE KOR 72 68 76 216 0 Mithun PERERA SRI Royal Colombo GC 72 71 73 216 0 Chiragh KUMAR IND Delhi Golf Club, Delhi 73 70 73 216 0 7 08:15 1 Borja VIRTO ASTUDILLO ESP Pro-Spain Team 74 70 72 216 0 M DHARMA IND Karnataka Golf Association 70 74 72 216 0 Thanyakon KHRONGPHA THA 70 74 72 216 0 8 08:30 1 Prom MEESAWAT THA Black Mountain GC 66 78 72 216 0 Ben EVANS ENG 70 66 79 215 -1 Mikko KORHONEN FIN DEFA 72 69 74 215 -1 9 08:40 1 Vikrant CHOPRA IND Noida GC 69 73 73 215 -1 Miguel TABUENA PHI 70 72 73 215 -1 Wade ORMSBY AUS Royal Adelaide GC 68 75 72 215 -1 10 08:50 1 Amardip Sinh MALIK IND Noida GC 73 70 72 215 -1 Nicholas FUNG MAS Sabah G&CC 73 70 72 215 -1 Paul PETERSON USA 70 74 71 215 -1 11 09:00 1 Marcus FRASER AUS Corowa GC Resort 74 70 71 215 -1 Raphaël JACQUELIN FRA Terre Blanche Hôtel Spa Golf Resort 67 71 76 214 -2 Shankar DAS IND Royal Calcutta GC 70 72 72 214 -2 12 09:10 1 Jeev Milkha SINGH IND 72 71 71 214 -2 Pariya JUNHASAVASDIKUL THA Singha 72 72 70 214 -2 Nacho ELVIRA ESP Pro Spain Team 66 68 79 213 -3 13 09:20 1 Antonio LASCUNA PHI 71 69 73 213 -3 Peter UIHLEIN USA Floridian 72 68 73 213 -3 Mukesh KUMAR IND Army GC 73 68 72 213 -3 14 09:35 1 Shamim KHAN IND Delhi GC 71 70 72 213 -3 Chinnarat PHADUNGSIL THA Rumpaipanny GC 72 70 71 213 -3 Kalem RICHARDSON AUS 72 70 71 213 -3 15 09:45 1 Honey BAISOYA IND Delhi GC 68 72 72 212 -4 Danny CHIA MAS 70 71 71 212 -4 Daniel BROOKS ENG Mill Hill GC 71 70 71 212 -4 19 March 2016 11:05 AM Hero Indian Open Draw for Round 4 Game Time Tee Name Country Attachment R1 R2 R3 R4 Agg Par 16 09:55 1 Jbe KRUGER RSA Serengeti Golf Estate 71 70 71 212 -4 Chapchai NIRAT THA Singha 70 71 71 212 -4 Ajeetesh SANDHU IND Chandigarh GC 76 66 70 212 -4 17 10:05 1 David LIPSKY USA 69 67 75 211 -5 Sanjay KUMAR IND Lucknow Gc 67 72 72 211 -5 Paul DUNNE IRL Hartl Resort, Bad Griesbach 74 66 71 211 -5 18 10:15 1 Angelo QUE PHI 70 71 70 211 -5 Mardan MAMAT SIN Raffles CC 72 69 70 211 -5 Richard T LEE CAN 73 69 69 211 -5 19 10:25 1 Scott JAMIESON SCO 73 69 69 211 -5 Scott HEND AUS 72 71 68 211 -5 Jazz JANEWATTANANOND THA Black Mountain GC 71 69 70 210 -6 20 10:40 1 Grégory HAVRET FRA Golf du Médoc Hotel & Spa 68 70 71 209 -7 Shiv KAPUR IND Hero Moto Corp 72 67 70 209 -7 Maximilian KIEFFER GER 69 70 70 209 -7 21 10:50 1 Daniel IM USA Hacienda CC 65 74 70 209 -7 Richard MCEVOY ENG Thorpe Hall GC 71 70 68 209 -7 Jorge CAMPILLO ESP Norba Club de Golf 66 71 71 208 -8 22 11:00 1 Alejandro CAÑIZARES ESP Valderrama GC 68 69 71 208 -8 Julien QUESNE FRA Les Aisses Golf - France 70 68 70 208 -8 N THANGARAJA SRI 69 71 68 208 -8 23 11:10 1 Arjun ATWAL IND Royal Calcutta GC 70 71 67 208 -8 Adilson DA SILVA BRA 72 66 69 207 -9 Sébastien GROS FRA Lyon Salvagny GC 69 70 68 207 -9 24 11:20 1 Jeunghun WANG KOR 67 74 66 207 -9 Rahil GANGJEE IND Royal Calcutta GC 69 72 66 207 -9 Rashid KHAN IND Delhi GC 69 68 69 206 -10 25 11:30 1 Anirban LAHIRI IND Eagleton Golf Resort 68 71 67 206 -10 Terry PILKADARIS AUS Keysborough GC 67 64 73 204 -12 S.S.P CHAWRASIA IND Royal Calcutta GC 67 67 68 202 -14 19 March 2016 11:05 AM.

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