Friday’s 10-under 62 is not just about shooting a low round and taking the lead at the Tata Steel Tour Championship, it’s about vindication of Chikkarangappa’s faith in the quality of golf he is capable of despite struggling at the start of the day.
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Throwing the occasional glance at the leaderboard, Chikka kept at the job and once he regained momentum, the quirky one-liner “grip it, rip it” took over.
Restless, for nothing but the summit will do for Khalin Joshi
A 65, the day’s second-best card which left him two off the lead at the Tata Steel Tour Championship, yet Khalin Joshi is restless.
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The premise that nothing but the best will do is driven by his philosophy on the golf course, “No one remembers the guy finishing second”.
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