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14 hours ago
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Veer Ahlawat lies 28th at Danish Open
Copenhagen [Denmark], August 18 (ANI): Veer Ahlawat played a steady third round of 1-under 70 on the moving day to move into tied 28th place at the Danish Golf Championship at the Furesø Golf Klub in was an interesting round as Ahlawat had 14 pars in a row from the start. He bogeyed the 15th but two pars later, he finished the round with an eagle on the 18th for a 1-under 71. He earlier had rounds of 73-68 and is now 2-under for three rounds.A good finish will see Ahlawat get at least a top 30 finish for the second week running on the DP World Tour, according to a release from Danish Golf Championship. Rasmus Højgaard stayed patient as he continued to hold the lead by one stroke heading into the final round. Playing in the same group as his closest rival, Marco Penge, the Danish player, Højgaard shot two birdies and one bogey for a third round score of 1-under bogey came on the third hole, and the birdies were on the eighth and 17th holes. Højgaard's score after the third round was 13 under shot a round of 2-under 69 to move within one stroke of the leader by the end of the third day and now has a three-day total of 12 under picked birdies on the fifth and sixth holes as well as the eighth and looked to have successfully closed in on his bogey on the 11th hole brought Penge back into a tied lead, and the birdie by Højgaard on the 17th allowed the home favourite to move back into the third place is Ben Schmidt, who shot 7-under 64 on the third day to catapult himself up the leaderboard. Schmidt has a total score of nine under par. (ANI)
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a day ago
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Ahlawat finishes quietly on tied 34th in Denmark
Last Updated: Copenhagen (Denmark), Aug 18 (PTI) Veer Ahlawat finished with a modest 1-over 72 to finish tied 34 at the Danish Golf Championship at the Fureso Golf Klub in Denmark on the DP World Tour. Ahlawat shot three birdies and four bogeys in his final round. After a bogey on the second hole, Ahlawat put together three birdies in four holes and looked set for a strong end to the week. However, bogeys on the 12th, 16th and 17th prevented him from his first top 20 finish of the season. With scores of 73-68-70-72 Ahlawat had a total score of one under par for the week. The finish is expected to move him up from the 139th spot on the Race to Dubai rankings to the 136th spot. The top 113 will get Category 10 card, which gets a player most of the starts for next year. Englishman Marco Penge held his nerves to birdie the 18th and win by one stroke. Home favourite Rasmus Hojgaard started the final round one shot ahead of the eventual winner. A mid round collapse by Hojgaard from the seventh hole saw Penge claw his way back into the lead from a four shot deficit. Højgaard sunk in an eagle on the 18th to level the scores briefly until Penge made his birdie putt. Penge finished the week at 16 under par (64-68-69-67) while Hojgaard finished the week with a score of 15 under par (66-64-70-69). Penge set the course record in the first round and bagged a bonus of $10,000 from sponsor Nexo. The title also earns Penge entry into all back nine events as a second place at the Genesis Scottish had set him up to need only a top four finish this week to top the closing swing rankings. As the top ranked player on the closing swing rankings Penge also receives a further $200,000 in prize money. PTI Corr UNG view comments First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
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2 days ago
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Veer Ahlawat makes cut as Shubhankar Sharmas woes continue
Copenhagen [Denmark], August 17 (ANI): Veer Ahlawat produced a gritty second-round effort at the Danish Golf Championship to squeeze past the cut line and secure weekend action on the DP World Tour. Playing at the Furesø Golf Klub, Ahlawat (73-68) finished at 1-under and was Tied-45th after 36 holes, as per a release from the Danish Golf Shubhankar Sharma's struggles stretched further as rounds of 71-71 left him just one stroke outside the cut, which was set at who began the day needing a low score after his opening 2-over 73, appeared in danger of slipping out early when he double-bogeyed the Par-4 13th, his fourth hole of the round. But the Indian bounced back impressively with five birdies in a span of six holes, starting from the 16th. Consecutive birdies on the 16th and 17th steadied his momentum, and three straight birdies on the front nine pushed him inside the cut mark. A bogey on the Par-3 fifth again raised doubts, but a crucial birdie on the Par-4 eighth sealed his passage into the Sharma, however, even-par scores on both days proved insufficient, continuing his lean patch since the top of the leaderboard, Denmark's Rasmus Højgaard delighted home fans with a blistering 7-under 64. That took him to 12-under overall (66-64) and into a two-shot lead at the halfway stage. The 24-year-old began on the back nine, carding his first birdie on the 16th and following it up with an eagle on the 18th. He then lit up the front nine with five birdies in six holes before a lone bogey on the eighth slightly trimmed his Marco Penge, the overnight leader with a 64, stayed in contention after a 68 that included six birdies and three bogeys, placing him at 10-under and in second two rounds remaining, Højgaard has positioned himself perfectly to chase another DP World Tour victory, while Ahlawat will aim to climb the leaderboard over the weekend. (ANI)
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2 days ago
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Veer Ahlawat tied-28th at Danish Open
Agency: PTI Last Updated: Copenhagen (Denmark), Aug 17 (PTI) Veer Ahlawat played a steady third round of one-under 70 on a moving day to reach tied-28th at the Danish Golf Championship here at the Fureso Golf Klub. It was an interesting round as Ahlawat had 14 pars in a row from the start. He bogeyed the 15th but two pars later, Ahlawat finished the round with an eagle on the 18th for a one-under 71. Earlier, Ahlawat had rounds of 73-68 and is now two-under for three rounds. A good finish will see him get at least a top-30 finish for the second week running on the DP World Tour. Meanwhile, Rasmus Hojgaard held the lead by one stroke heading into the final round. Playing in the same group as his closest rival Danish player Marco Penge, Hojgaard shot two birdies and one bogey for a third round score of one-under 70. The bogey came on the third hole and the birdies were on the eighth and 17th holes. Hojgaard's score after the third round was 13 under par. Penge shot a round of two-under 69 to move within one stroke of the leader by the end of the third day and now has a three day total of 12-under par. Penge picked birdies on the fifth and sixth holes as well as on the eighth and looked to have successfully closed in on his rival. The bogey on the 11th hole brought Penge back into tied lead and the birdie by Hojgaard on the 17th allowed the home favourite to move back into the lead. In third place is Ben Schmidt, who shot seven-under 64 on the third day to catapult himself up the leader board. Schmidt has a total score of nine under par. PTI COR DDV view comments First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
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3 days ago
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An honour I will cherish forever: Jaideep Ahlawat's on IFFM win
In a proud moment for Indian entertainment, actor Jaideep Ahlawat bagged the Best Actor – Web Series award at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) 2025 for his stellar performance in Paatal Lok Season 2. The announcement was made during the festival's grand awards night in Melbourne, marking yet another milestone in Ahlawat's illustrious career. Ahlawat's portrayal of Inspector Hathiram Chaudhary, a character that had already become iconic after Season 1, was elevated to new heights in the second installment. Critics and audiences alike hailed his nuanced performance, describing it as a 'masterclass in acting.' Season 2 delves deeper into Hathiram's psyche, presenting him as a man torn between duty, morality, and personal battles, while still rooted in his relentless pursuit of justice. His raw vulnerability and understated strength cemented him as the emotional core of the series. Expressing gratitude after his win, Ahlawat said: 'This award is truly overwhelming. To be recognized on an international platform like the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne is an honor I will cherish forever. Hathiram Chaudhary's journey has been extraordinary, and this award belongs to the entire team who poured their heart and soul into making Paatal Lok what it is today. I'm deeply grateful to the jury and, most importantly, to the audience for their love and support. This is for all of you.' The award adds to Ahlawat's growing list of recognitions for Paatal Lok, which has already earned him national acclaim at multiple award ceremonies. The IFFM win, however, holds special significance as it underscores the global appreciation for Indian storytelling and talent. The festival has long been regarded as a premier stage for celebrating South Asian cinema and content on an international scale. Looking ahead, Ahlawat's career shows no signs of slowing down. He has an exciting slate of projects lined up, including The Family Man Season 3, Meghna Gulzar's war drama Ikkis, the much-anticipated King, and Hisaab. With each project, he continues to reinforce his reputation as one of India's most versatile and compelling actors. Ahlawat's IFFM triumph is not just a personal achievement but also a testament to the power of strong performances that resonate beyond borders, reaffirming Indian streaming content's growing global influence.
