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Servo Masters 2024: Jamal Hossain Quells Stiff Challenge From Rivals To Bag Crown
Jamal Hossain (68-65-72-71) totalled 12-under 276 for the week to win his fifth title by a narrow one-shot margin. He picked up a prize money cheque worth INR 12.75 lakh to jump 22 spots from 39th to 17th place in the PGTI Ranking.
There was a four-way tie for second place at 11-under 277 between Noida’s Gaurav Pratap Singh (72-67-71-67), Delhi golfers Kapil Kumar (71-70-68-68) and Sachin Baisoya (69-73-67-68) and Pune’s Divyansh Dubey (68-70-69-70). Udayan Mane (70) and Samarth Dwivedi (70) finished tied for sixth at 10-under 278. Lucknow’s Sanjay Kumar signed for the tournament’s lowest score of eight-under 64 to secure tied 12th place at seven-under 281. Deven Bhumij (78), the only Digboi-based professional to make the cut, ended the week in tied 46th place at six-over 294.
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