- Anirban Lahiri is looking forward to giving some spectacular performances at the Players Championship starting from Thursday.
- Lahiri is focussing on improving and enhancing his skills, making some technical alters .
- Defending champion, Webb Simpson will confront two-time Player's Championship winner Tiger Woods, current FedExCup No. 1 Xander Schauffele and World No. 1 Justin Rose.
Indian professional golfer, Anirban Lahiri is looking forward to giving some spectacular performances at the Players Championship starting from Thursday. After some of his not-so-good stint in the last three matches, he is all set to ace his game in this upcoming tournament.
His last three performances at the Players Championship did not go well, all of them ending after 36 holes. Lahiri again had an opportunity to be on top-10 but the Island Green took away the chance.
Focusing on increasing his technical game
Currently, Lahiri is focussing on improving and enhancing his skills, making some technical alters and appears to be promising with his level-up game.
Talking to the media, Anirban Lahiri expressed, “Physically I feel good, mentally I feel good and I personally think I’ve turned the corner as far as my golf swing is concerned,” he said. “Ipsa has been my lady luck and hopefully Tisya can bring me more luck which I could do with some right now.”
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Anirban’s golfing career
Had an opportunity to meet Anirban Lahiri, the only professional Indian Golfer who currently plays in the PGA tour, along with my coach, Aditya Kanitkar. #Golfing #PGA @anirbangolf pic.twitter.com/iOq6Fg3ikW
— Harsh Mariwala (@hcmariwala) February 7, 2019
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Anirban Lahiri currently plays in the European Tour, Asian Tour, and PGA Tour. He joined the Asian Tour in 2008 and his first victory was in 2011 at the Panasonic Open.
He made it to the top 100 in the Official World Golf Ranking for the first time in March 2014. Later, Anirban earned victories on the Asian Tour. He was named in the 2015 Presidents Cup squad, the first player from India to earn the honour.
Lahiri had also qualified for the 2016 Summer Olympics and his journey has been rewardful and full of achievements.
60 years of Desert Classic history @desert_classic. Excited to be teeing it up at the tournament celebrating this milestone. The 3 course Pro-Am format makes it a nice challenge which we otherwise rarely play. #DesertClassic @PGATOUR #CurryPower pic.twitter.com/RSOlbkrdUB
— Anirban Lahiri (@anirbangolf) January 17, 2019
After taking a considerable amount of time off golf with his wife waiting for the arrival of their daughter Tisya early last month, he is back with unmatchable energy. Lahiri became a dad for the first time which he assumes to be his lucky charm in the upcoming Championship.
Besides Lahiri, defending champion, Webb Simpson will confront two-time Player’s Championship winner Tiger Woods, current FedExCup No. 1 Xander Schauffele and World No. 1 Justin Rose.
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