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Golf rankings: Anirban Lahiri climbs to 34 spot

| | Feb 24, 2015, at 05:20 am
New Delhi, Feb 23 (IBNS) Touching a new milestone in his career, golfer Anirban Lahiri jumped to career-high 34 spot in the World Golf Rankings released on Monday.

In the list, the Indian golfer has jumped five spots from 39 to 34.

He moved to the position after tasting victory  at the Co-Sanctioned Hero Indian Open and a second European Tour title just two weeks after his maiden win.

After finishing as the runner-up at the Indian Open, India's SSP Chawrasia now stands at 169 in the rankings list.

He was in 204 sport last week.
 

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