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TAKE Solutions Masters Order of Play for Round 4 TAKE Solutions Masters Karnataka Golf Association Order of Play for Round 4 STARTING FROM TEE 1 Group Time Ref# Name R1 R2 R3 Score Group Time Ref# Name R1 R2 R3 Score 35 Om Prakash CHOUHAN (IND) 68 74 70 212 (-1) 1 Mukesh KUMAR (IND) 72 69 80 221 (+8) 1 06:54 13 08:55 36 Itthipat BURANATANYARAT (THA) 70 72 70 212 (-1) 2 Pannakorn UTHAIPAS (THA) 73 72 76 221 (+8) 37 Masahiro KAWAMURA (JPN) 71 73 68 212 (-1) 38 Aman RAJ (IND) 69 69 73 211 (-2) 3 Thitiphun CHUAYPRAKONG (THA) 73 70 77 220 (+7) 2 07:02 14 09:05 39 S.S.P CHAWRASIA (IND) 69 70 72 211 (-2) 4 Himmat RAI (IND) 70 74 75 219 (+6) 40 Shubhankar SHARMA (IND) 74 66 71 211 (-2) 5 Karandeep KOCHHAR (IND) 76 69 74 219 (+6) 41 Shiv KAPUR (IND) 70 71 70 211 (-2) 3 07:10 6 Gaurav Pratap SINGH (IND) 69 73 76 218 (+5) 15 09:15 42 N. THANGARAJA (SRI) 72 71 68 211 (-2) 7 Rahul BAJAJ (IND) 73 70 75 218 (+5) 43 Settee PRAKONGVECH (THA) 71 73 67 211 (-2) 8 Sattaya SUPUPRAMAI (THA) 69 75 74 218 (+5) 44 Honey BAISOYA (IND) 73 67 70 210 (-3) 4 07:20 9 Suttijet KOORATANAPISAN (THA) 73 72 73 218 (+5) 16 09:25 45 Suradit YONGCHAROENCHAI (THA) 70 71 69 210 (-3) 10 R. MURTHY (IND) 73 67 77 217 (+4) 46 Gaganjeet BHULLAR (IND) 69 72 69 210 (-3) 11 Anura ROHANA (SRI) 74 69 74 217 (+4) 47 Scott BARR (AUS) 68 73 69 210 (-3) 5 07:30 12 Natthapong NIYOMCHON (THA) 70 74 73 217 (+4) 17 09:40 48 M DHARMA (IND) 71 70 69 210 (-3) 13 Todd SINNOTT (AUS) 68 75 73 216 (+3) 49 Manu GANDAS (IND) 70 71 69 210 (-3) 14 Daniel ZULUAGA (COL) 69 75 72 216 (+3) 50 Panuphol PITTAYARAT (THA) 72 70 68 210 (-3) 6 07:40 15 Arnond VONGVANIJ (THA) 70 75 71 216 (+3) 18 09:50 51 Sujjan SINGH (IND) 67 69 73 209 (-4) 16 Mitchell SLORACH (SGP) 70 75 71 216 (+3) 52 Viraj MADAPPA (IND) 66 70 73 209 (-4) 17 Lionel WEBER (FRA) 74 67 74 215 (+2) 53 Rahil GANGJEE (IND) 70 66 73 209 (-4) 7 07:50 18 Javi COLOMO (ESP) 73 69 73 215 (+2) 19 10:00 54 Jyoti RANDHAWA (IND) 69 69 71 209 (-4) 19 Marcus BOTH (AUS) 74 69 72 215 (+2) 55 Carlos PIGEM (ESP) 67 73 69 209 (-4) 20 Teemu PUTKONEN (FIN) 73 71 71 215 (+2) 56 Rory HIE (INA) 69 67 72 208 (-5) 8 08:00 21 Jazz JANEWATTANANOND (THA) 72 73 70 215 (+2) 20 10:10 57 Syed Saqib AHMED (IND) 67 70 71 208 (-5) 22 John Michael O'TOOLE (USA) 70 69 75 214 (+1) 58 Danny CHIA (MAS) 70 67 71 208 (-5) 23 Danthai BOONMA (THA) 72 69 73 214 (+1) 59 Ajeetesh SANDHU (IND) 69 72 67 208 (-5) 9 08:15 24 Jaibir SINGH (IND) 69 73 72 214 (+1) 21 10:20 60 Tirawat KAEWSIRIBANDIT (THA) 71 72 65 208 (-5) 25 Pawin INGKHAPRADIT (THA) 71 71 72 214 (+1) 61 Casey O'TOOLE (USA) 69 73 65 207 (-6) 26 Peradol PANYATHANASEDH (THA) 71 73 70 214 (+1) 62 Natipong SRITHONG (THA) 72 71 64 207 (-6) 10 08:25 27 Terry PILKADARIS (AUS) 71 73 70 214 (+1) 22 10:30 63 Divyanshu BAJAJ (IND) 66 71 69 206 (-7) 28 Chanwoo KIM (KOR) 73 71 70 214 (+1) 64 Abhinav LOHAN (IND) 70 72 64 206 (-7) 29 William HARROLD (ENG) 72 73 69 214 (+1) 65 Chikkarangappa S. (IND) 68 68 69 205 (-8) 11 08:35 30 Deepinder Singh KULLAR (IND) 69 72 72 213 (Par) 23 10:40 66 Khalin JOSHI (IND) 68 67 68 203 (-10) 31 Chanat SAKULPOLPHAISAN (THA) 71 70 72 213 (Par) 67 Poom SAKSANSIN (THA) 64 67 70 201 (-12) 32 Chiragh KUMAR (IND) 71 70 72 213 (Par) 12 08:45 33 Siddikur RAHMAN (BAN) 73 71 69 213 (Par) 34 Nicholas FUNG (MAS) 70 74 69 213 (Par).
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