Aadil Bedi put up a lion-hearted performance to earn his maiden title at the Bengal Open Golf Championship, the last event before the Professional Golf Tour of India shuts down in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Chandigarh-based Bedi, 19, triumphed in style with a chip-in birdie on the sixth playoff hole to end Pune golfer Udayan Mane's incredible three-match winning streak on the TATA Steel PGTI.
"It's incredible to win my first title in such a manner. It was my first event of the year and I managed to get in the groove early in the first round which helped me build up to the final round," Aadil said.
"I'm happy that I also managed to put behind the disappointment of missing out on my Asian Tour card at the Q School in Thailand."
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