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Bharath Classic Gujarat: Thailand’s Poosit Clinches Title With Birdie On Final Hole, Baisoya Finishes Third
His brilliant performance on the final day saw him tied for third place, making him the best Indian finisher at the event co-sanctioned by the Asian Tour and the Indian Golf Premier League (IGPL). Poosit’s final round of 69 secured his first Asian Tour victory, finishing with a total score of 18-under par 270. Cho (65) ended just one shot behind on 17-under 271. Poosit also earned the Asian Tour card with this win.
Baisoya, a frequent participant on the IGPL Tour yet still seeking his first victory, was tied for the lead at 15-under par with overnight leader Jazz Janewattananond, as well as Thailand's Panuphol Pittayarat and Ekpharit Wu. Although an Indian win was not achieved, it was still a successful week for them, with four players finishing in the Top-10 and a total of eight in the Top-20.
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