India's Udayan Mane and former PGA Tour player Miguel Carballo of Argentina shared honours with identical rounds of 63 (7-under par) at the end of round one of the inaugural Louis Philippe Cup
"I am glad to be in the joint lead but we still have three more days to go. The plan forward is to execute as per the plans as the course is set up in such a way that there isn't any margin for errors."
Carballo, a former two-time winner on the Web.com tour, said, "I am happy to have played a good round today. The conditions were challenging and the course was playing very fast but I am glad I stuck to my plan and didn't make many errors except the one bogey that happened on the 16th hole."
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