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Golf: Amateur Arin Ahuja Wins Final Round Of PGTI Qualifying School
DP World PGTI Qualifying School: The 22-year-old Indian amateur Arin Ahuja won the PGTI Qualifying School 2026-27 by a one-shot margin after returning a gritty even-par 72 in the fourth and final round of the Final Qualifying Stage played at the Kensville Golf & Country Club in Ahmedabad on Friday.
Noida-based Arin (70-73-70-72), appearing at the PGTI Qualifying School for the first time, totalled three-under 285 for the week. India’s Vedant Sirohi (71-71-73-71) and Bangladesh’s Md Siddikur Rahman (69-73-71-73) finished joint runners-up at a total of two-under 286.
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