The second leg of the Royal Ranthambore BT Golf’s 2024-25 silver jubilee edition in Mumbai saw intense competition, with Karan Kamte, Rajeev Shrivastava, and Rohini Chatterjee emerging as the top winners. The event, held at the historic Willingdon Sports
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Karan Kamte won the 0-14 handicap category with 41 points, narrowly edging out John Wilcox who scored 40 points.
Rohini Chatterjee topped the Ladies section with 34 points.
Nikhil Bardia won the IOCL closest to pin competition on Hole 2 with a tee shot that stopped eight feet from the flag.
Union minister of state for information technology and cultural affairs, Ashish Shelar, was the chief guest at the event.
The seven-city silver jubilee season of BT Golf runs from 2024 to March 2025.
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