Who is the best in PGTI Players Championship

Jyoti Randhawa lifted his first trophy after a gap of two and a half years as he brought all his experience to the fore to triumph in trying conditions at the PGTI Players Championship played at the Classic Golf Resort. Gurgaon-based Randhawa returned an even par 72 in round four on Friday to end up with a tournament total of 11 under 277. Manav Jainis two under 70 in the final round helped him claim secondplace at 10 under 278.

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Jyoti Randhawas (69-66-70-72) final round effort of 72 was good enough to earn him his sixth title on the Aircel PGTI on a high-scoring day. The seasoned campaigner stuck to his task with three birdies and three bogeys in the fourth round even as the overnight rain made life difficult for all the professionals.
Randhawa, who led by two strokes at the end of round three earlier in the morning, was on level terms with Manav Jaini with just two holes to go. Jyoti then holed a crucial six-footer for par to go ahead on the 17th as Jaini, who was playing one group ahead, dropped a bogey on the same hole. Jyoti finally drove home the advantage after the two golfers made par on the last hole.
Randhawa, an eight-time winner on the Asian Tour, said, This is a highly-satisfying victory as it was one of the toughest final rounds I have ever played. I played 53 holes over the last two days and that almost drained all my energy. I had to focus hard as I didnt sleep well last night. To add to this the course conditions were quite tough due to the overnight rain. It was pretty difficult to recover from the rough. I therefore knew that even a score of 72 will do the job for me.
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I putted extremely well under pressure, especially on the 17th, which was the turning point for me. This week has been an ideal preparation for my next event in Switzerland. Ill now look to carry this form forward.
Manav Jaini (69-68-71-70) of Delhi shot the best score of the day, a two under 70, to end up in second place. His final round featured four birdies and two bogeys. Jaini was the only player in the tournament who shot four sub-par rounds.
Delhis Himmat Singh Rai (69-70-68-73), who was placed second after the completion of round three earlier in the day, secured third place with an overall score of eight under 280.

Golf introduction

Golf is a sport you play outdoors, under the sun, among scattered bushes in fairways while the cool breeze from the ocean resonate your desire to hit the ball straight forward to the waiting hole. It is a wonderful game, why can’t it be? You have both the pleasure and the leisure – pleasure from winning in a game played by masters, and leisure from the abundant foliage of charmed valleys where the game is played. Add to that the opportunity of rubbing elbows with the rich, the famous and the eccentric!
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Golf is a game in which a ball is struck with a club from a prepared area, known as the "teeing ground", across fairway and rough to a second prepared area, which has a hole in it, known as the "putting green". The object of the game is to complete what is known as a hole by playing a ball from the teeing ground into the hole on the putting green in the fewest possible number of strokes. A "round of golf' consists of playing 18 such holes.
There are basically two forms of play, one which is decided by holes won and lost (match play) and the other which is decided by the total number of strokes taken to complete the round (stroke play).
There are three important principles to remember when playing golf:
Play the course as you find it. Play the Ball as it lies.
And if you can't do either, do what's fair."

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To do what's fair you need to know the Rules. The following is a summary of the Rules of Golf, simplified where possible.