Over the past few years, Anirban Lahiri, SSP Chawrasia and Gaganjeet Bhullar have all provided us plenty to cheer for with some glorious Su...

The recent exploits of Shubhankar Sharma, Gaganjeet Bhullar and Rahil Gangjee – all winners in 2018 – point to a renaissance that could car...

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Australian Marcus Fraser, Dutchman Joost Luiten and South African George Coetzee today joined the growing list of top 100 golfers who will ...

Lahiri also became the first Indian to feature at The Presidents Cup and ended the year by winning the Asian Tour Order of Merit title in 2...

He savoured unprecedented success, dominating the headlines with his record-breaking achievements, which included two European tour titles ...

Lahiri described lifting the coveted 2015 Asian Tour's Order of Merit crown as "really special" as he reset his goals to winning in America.

The current Asian Tour number one will be joined by Australia's Scott Hend, who won his seventh Asian Tour title a fortnight ago.

The Panasonic Open India will offer an increased prize fund of USD 400,000 when it returns for a fifth consecutive year on the Asian Tour s...

Anirban Lahiri will be aiming to clinch a magical Malaysian double when he tees up at the USD 7 million CIMB Classic later this month.

Anirban Lahiri will be aiming to clinch a magical Malaysian double when he tees up at the USD 7 million CIMB Classic later this month.

Lahiri, who was tied sixth and tied 16th in his two starts, feels he has made enough money -- USD 49,750 -- to make the top-25 of the Web.c...

Of the 19 events Lahiri has played so far in 2015, no less than 15 have been on courses he was playing for the first time and 13 of the 19 ...

Asian Tour chairman Kyi Hla Han lavished praise on Anirban Lahiri for his superb tied fifth finish at the prestigious PGA Championship.

From maintaining his Top-50 rank to being a part of all the Majors this year, golfer Lahiri has a lot on his plate.

Arjun Atwal, a former Asian Tour number one, has been struggling to get back to his best in the last four years.

Ace Indian golfer Shiv Kapur has described the ongoing impasse between IOC and Indian Olympic Association as the "biggest shame".