Ahmedabad, Oct 22 India’s Shaurya Sharma carded the third day’s best score of five-under 67 to storm into a one-shot lead at a total of four-under 212 in the final stage of the PGTI Qualifying School here on Thursday.
Chandigarh-based Shaurya (71-74-67), who was overnight tied seventh and five shots off the lead at the halfway stage, moved up six spots as a result of his five birdies on Thursday.
Round one leader Md Siddikur Rahman (69-73-71) of Bangladesh and Indian amateur Arin Ahuja (70-73-70) occupied tied second place at three-under 213.
Interestingly, Nim Dorji Tamang, who currently occupies tied 76th place, became the first player from Bhutan to make the halfway cut.
At the end of round four, the top 48 players will earn their full cards for the 2026-27 PGTI season.
(PTI News)
