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Ankush Das shines at Patrons Cup

The prestigious 12th edition of Patrons Cup concluded at the scenic Annandale Golf Course in Shimla. Played over 18 holes, with the unique requirement of using only three clubs, the tournament saw Ankush Das emerge victorious. Rehmat secured the runner-up...

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Shimla, Updated At : 06:40 AM Nov 04, 2024 IST

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The prestigious 12th edition of Patrons Cup concluded at the scenic Annandale Golf Course in Shimla. Played over 18 holes, with the unique requirement of using only three clubs, the tournament saw Ankush Das emerge victorious. Rehmat secured the runner-up position.

Other notable prize winners included Lt Col Harsha, Brigadier Ranvijay, Col Sahil Butalia, Baljeet, Yatish Sood, Lt Col Kaushal Rai and Arjun Lall. Organised annually by HQ ARTRAC, the event continues to be a highlight in the golfing calendar, attracting top players and offering a test of skill and strategy in the beautiful backdrop of Shimla.

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