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50 lady golfers participate in Taj Bengal Trophy

| | Jan 24, 2018, at 10:33 pm

Kolkata, Jan 24 (IBNS): The 37th Ladies Golf tournament organized by Taj Bengal entered the first day of the competition.

The 36-hole golf tournament is held at the picturesque Tollygunge Club course.

Around 50 Lady Golfers participated in the tournament this year.

Leading on Day 1 of the Taj Bengal Trophy 2017 in the main division, handicap 0-29 is Nikita Biswas, who played 4 under her handicap with a nett score of 66. Followed by Jaya Vuppala with a nett score of 70.

The Gross Score Leader is Geetika Ahuja with a 77-gross score.

There were lady golfers of different age groups from in and around the city with participation from few of the leading clubs such as Tollygunge Club, Royal Calcutta Golf Club (RCGC) and Calcutta Ladies Golf Club (CLGC).

The Taj Bengal Trophy is one of the most awaited golf tournaments for the lady golfers in the city. It aims to promote golf and the spirit of competition amongst women golfers in Kolkata.

 

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