Mysuru: Shaurya Binu secured a dramatic victory at the inaugural Mysuru Open, hosted by Jayachamaraja Wadiyar Golf Club (JWGC), with a clutch performance on the final day. The 20-year-old golfer from Bengaluru delivered a remarkable five-under 65 to clinch the title by a single stroke. Binu’s victory earned him a prize of Rs 15 lakh.
Throughout the tournament, Binu showed exceptional consistency, carding three consecutive 64s before his final round. His total score of 23-under 257 marked his second title of the PGTI season. Fast-finishing Aman Raj, who shot a final round of 63, finished just behind with a total of 22-under 258. Bengaluru amateur Veer Ganapathy, who was tied for the lead with Binu going into the final day, struggled to a three-under 67, ending in third place with a total of 21-under 259.
Binu’s final round featured a series of strong performances, including birdies on the seventh, ninth, 11th, 13th, and 14th holes. Despite a lone bogey on the 12th, Binu’s superb play continued as he chipped in a crucial birdie on the 18th hole to secure the win. Reflecting on his victory, Binu expressed confidence in his game and excitement for the remainder of the season.
Final scores (after 72 holes):
- 257: Shaurya Binu (64, 64, 64, 65)
- 258: Aman Raj (62, 67, 66, 63)
- 259: Veer Ganapathy (63, 68, 61, 67)
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