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Match Time Tee Name Represents Match Time Tee Name Hero Indian Open Delhi Golf Club Order of Play for Round 1 MORNING SESSION STARTING FROM TEE 1 STARTING FROM TEE 10 Match Time Tee Name Represents Match Time Tee Name Represents Sanjay KUMAR India Manav JAINI India 1 6:50 1 Shivaram SHRESTHA Nepal 11 6:50 10 Antonio LASCUNA Philippines Syed Saqib AHMED (A) India Kwanchai TANNIN Thailand Gulfam India S.S.P CHOWRASIA India 2 7:00 1 Rattanon WANNASRICHAN Thailand 12 7:00 10 Thitiphun CHUAYPRAKONG Thailand Khalin H. JOSHI India Marcus BOTH Australia Trishul CHINNAPPA (A) India CHAN Yih-shin Taiwan 3 7:10 1 Namchok TANTIPOKHAKUL Thailand 13 7:10 10 Shiv KAPUR India Mohd ISLAM India Mohd. Siddikur Bangladesh Sujjan SINGH India Daniel CHOPRA Sweden 4 7:20 1 Panuwat MUENLEK Thailand 14 7:20 10 Gaganjeet BHULLAR India Ashok KUMAR India Jbe KRUGER South Africa Abhijit Singh CHADHA India Arjun ATWAL India 5 7:30 1 Kunal BHASIN Australia 15 7:30 10 Prom MEESAWAT Thailand Om Prakash CHOUHAN India Jonathan MOORE USA C. Muniyappa India Jyoti RANDHAWA India 6 7:40 1 Sam BRAZEL Australia 16 7:40 10 Thanyakon KHRONGPHA Thailand Ajeetesh SANDHU India Elmer SALVADOR Philippines Gaurav GHEI India Adam GROOM Australia 7 7:50 1 HUNG Chien-yao Taiwan 17 7:50 10 Rahil GANGJEE India Abhinav LOHAN India Miguel TABUENA Philippines Chiragh KUMAR India Rashid KHAN India 8 8:00 1 Thammanoon SRIROJ Thailand 18 8:00 10 Jay BAYRON Philippines LEE Sung Korea Pawin INGKHAPRADIT Thailand Abhishek JHA India Mandeo PATHANIA India 9 8:10 1 KIM Gi-whan Korea 19 8:10 10 Lionel WEBER France Vikrant CHOPRA India Karan TAUNK (A) India Shankar DAS India R. MURTHY India 10 8:20 1 Atthaphon SRIBOONKAEW Thailand 20 8:20 10 Steve LEWTON England Harendra P. GUPTA India M DHARMA India Hero Indian Open Delhi Golf Club Order of Play for Round 1 AFTERNOON SESSION STARTING FROM TEE 1 STARTING FROM TEE 10 Match Time Tee Name Represents Match Time Tee Name Represents Shamim KHAN India Chikarangappa S India 21 11:05 1 Chinnarat PHADUNGSIL Thailand 31 11:05 10 Elias BERTHEUSSEN Norway Darren BECK Australia Ranjit SINGH India Digvijay SINGH India Amardip MALIK India 22 11:15 1 Gunn CHAROENKUL Thailand 32 11:15 10 Anura ROHANA Sri Lanka Mardan MAMAT Singapore Mukesh KUMAR India Vijay KUMAR India Chris RODGERS England 23 11:25 1 Chawalit PLAPHOL Thailand 33 11:25 10 Gaurav Pratap SINGH India Scott BARR Australia Jazz JANEWATTANANOND Thailand Pariya JUNHASAVASDIKUL Thailand Javi COLOMO Spain 24 11:35 1 David LIPSKY USA 34 11:35 10 Julian SURI USA BAEK Seuk-hyun Korea Feroz ALI India Robert ROCK England LAM Chih Bing Singapore 25 11:45 1 Anirban LAHIRI India 35 11:45 10 Ryan MCCARTHY Australia Michael THOMPSON USA Ali SHER India Angelo QUE Philippines Unho PARK Australia 26 11:55 1 Chapchai NIRAT Thailand 36 11:55 10 Anthony KANG USA David GLEESON Australia Adilson Da SILVA Brazil Jake HIGGINBOTTOM Australia WANG Jeung-hun Korea 27 12:05 1 Himmat RAI India 37 12:05 10 Zaw MOE Myanmar Sam CYR USA Matthew STIEGER Australia Ben FOX USA Arshdeep TIWANA India 28 12:15 1 Mithun PERERA Sri Lanka 38 12:15 10 Sattaya SUPUPRAMAI Thailand Jaakko MAKITALO Finland Harmeet KAHLON India Panuphol PITTAYARAT Thailand Angad CHEEMA India 29 12:25 1 Raju ALI India 39 12:25 10 Carlos PIGEM Spain KIM Seng-yong Korea Manu GANDAS (A) India Kapil KUMAR India Randhir Singh GHOTRA India 30 12:35 1 David LUTTERUS Australia 40 12:35 10 PARK Hyun-bin Korea Deepinder Singh Kullar India Vinod KUMAR India.
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