Joshua Berry’s (72-62) extraordinary and error-free 62 lifted him 53 spots from his overnight 54th position while Om Prakash Chouhan’s (66-68) solid 68 that saw him make a late surge helped him continue as the co-leader for the second successive day
N Thangaraja, who set the bar in round one before regaining his lead once again in Round 3, had a relatively quiet fourth day as he knocked in one birdie and conceded two bogeys. Thanga made his only birdie of the day on the Par-5 sixth hole where he landed his chip within four feet of the pin
DeChambeau hit five birdies and an eagle on the last day to card 7-under 65 on the par 72 course but three ordinary first three days that included a two over par round had already done the damage. He ended with six-under 282 as compared to Schniederjans’s 10-under 278
While all around him were struggling to cope with the demands of DLF Golf and Country Club, he fired a steady bogey-free four-under-par 68 to lead on six-under by two strokes over American Ollie Schniederjans and Japan’s Kazuki Higa
Lahiri who is a seasoned competitor on the international stage and is always proud to fly the flag of his country, believes that The International Series event at Gurugram should be a staple tournament on the Asian Tour moving forward