Udayan Mane clinched the title of the BTI Open 2017 with a comfortable four-shot victory at the Kurmitola Golf Club in Dhaka yesterday.

After hosting the BTI Open in Kurmitola, Bangladesh is going to host another Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) event later this month.

Udayan Mane extended his lead to two strokes as Mohammad Nazim moved into the top ten at the end of the third round of the BTI Open yesterday.

Golf rulemakers The R&A and United States Golf Association (USGA) on Wednesday unveiled a radical set of new rule proposals they hope will simplify the game and also speed up play.

Udayan Mane played a five-under (67) yesterday to grab the solo lead of the BTI Open as the 40-lakh-rupee event moved into the final two rounds.

Ajeetesh Sandhu of India will try to continue his winning run and consolidate his position at the top of the Order of Merit of the Professional Golf Tour of India as the BTI Open 2017 gets underway today at the Kurmitola Golf Club.

Dustin Johnson made the complicated world golf ranking calculations simple on Sunday, vaulting to number one with a convincing victory in the Genesis Open.

South Korea's Jang Ha-Na stormed to a three-shot victory in the Australian Open at Royal Adelaide with a blistering eagle-birdie finish on Sunday.

Siddikur Rahman missed the cut in the ISPS Handa World Super 6 after settling for a tied 122nd position in Perth yesterday. The two-time

Bangladesh's top golfer Siddikur Rahman had a forgettable start to the ISPS Handa World Super 6, ending the first round in joint 128th

Siddikur Rahman couldn't finish the Maybank Championship in Malaysia the way he started after ending tied for 41st yesterday.

Siddikur Rahman continued his excellent form in Malaysia to move into the third round of the Maybank Championship tied for 14th.

Siddikur Rahman has finished second in many an Asian Tour event before. In fact with the Bashundhara Bangladesh Open 2017

Jazz Janewattananond of Thailand ended his wait for a maiden Asian Tour title with a four-stroke victory in the Bashundhara

Siddikur Rahman falls agonisingly short of the Bangladesh Bashundhara Open title today, finishing just four strokes behind Thailand’s Jazz Janewattananond at the Kurmitola Golf Club.

Jazz Janewattananond has never won an Asian Tour event before. In fact the 21-year-old Thai golfer has never even won an Asian

Siddikur Rahman continued his upward surge in the Bashundhara Bangladesh Open, but it is the young Thai golfer Jazz

Kurmitola Golf Club is not quite the place where you would expect to see a group of very young children, and surely not ones from the

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman bounced back in style with a 66 in the second round of the Bashundhara Bangladesh

Jazz Janewattananond of Thailand and Subhankar Sharma of India struck a pair of magnificent 64s to share the clubhouse lead as