Khalin Joshi is searching for answers.
This, despite the win in Coimbatore last week and the strong start to the Chennai Open.
Two off the lead at 5-under 67, Khalin, often his biggest critic, has been left wondering on the up-and-down form of late.
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The rigours of balancing the domestic and international schedule could be a reason, tiredness kicking in to an extent that he claims there was no time to celebrate the Players Championship. But this is not being offered as an excuse.
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The reason lies beyond fatigue. The iffiness lies on the golf course, and continues to raise its head. “Last week (in Coimbatore) was far from the best golf I played, but it happened as I putted well and managed myself well off the tee.”
On to the practice round at the TNGF Cosmo Golf Course on Monday. It was a horror show. Khalin sprayed the ball all over, and someone watching would have wondered, “Is this the guy who won last week?”
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Khalin is disappointed, not worried, but knows the way about. The solution lies in “hitting a lot more balls” to compete at the highest level. This isn’t about more range work, but showing the level of play (consistently) he is known for.
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