
PGTI Ranking leader Yuvraj Sandhu maintained his two-stroke lead following his second round of three-under 69 at the INR 1 crore IndianOil SERVO Masters 2025 at the Digboi Golf Links.
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Yuvraj (65-69), a two-time winner in Digboi, totalled 10-under 134 at the halfway stage.
Saptak Talwar (68-68), playing in Digboi for the first time, fired a second straight 68 to move his total to eight-under 136 and jump five places to second position.
The cut was declared at four-over 148. Fifty-nine professionals made the cut.
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Yuvraj started well with two 10-feet conversions and a great drive earning him three birdies on the first five holes. The Chandigarh-based 28-year-old, a four-time winner this year, then had a little slump as he conceded bogeys on the seventh and eighth after finding the trees and suffering a bad bounce respectively.
He regained control by making birdies on the 11th and 12th courtesy his splendid ball-striking. However, he had birdie opportunities on four more holes thereafter where he missed the putts.
Yuvraj said, “I made a better start than day one so was looking forward to a deeper round today but the putts didn’t fall on the back-nine. Importantly, I got some momentum back thanks to my ball-striking in the latter half of the day. I’m now hoping for a better show with the putter in the last two rounds.
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“This course is very up and down so walking here takes a toll on the legs. After my round today, I just sat down to give my legs some much-needed rest. Full recovery of the body is very important in such situations. That’s what I require to be at my best in the last two rounds.”
Saptak mixed five birdies and a bogey during his second round to make a move on the leaderboard. Saptak, a winner on the PGTI earlier this year, sank a 15-footer and also had a tap-in for birdies on Wednesday.
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Veer Ahlawat (71), a former winner in Digboi, ended round two in tied third place at six-under 138. Viraj Madappa (68), Yuvraj Singh (71) and Shivendra Singh Sisdoia (71) also shared third place with Veer.


