Rahil Gangjee’s Remarkable Comeback at Selangor Masters

India’s Rahil Gangjee leads by five shots after the third round of the Selangor Masters, exhibiting remarkable form following an injury. Gangjee’s career highlights include two Asian Tour victories and a recent ADT win. Among other competitors, only Saptak Talwar made the cut, while Deyen Lawson achieved the day's lowest round.

India's Rahil Gangjee shot a stunning three-under-67 to seize a massive five-shot lead after the third and penultimate round of the Selangor Masters. Gangjee, who boasts two wins on the Asian Tour, including the Volkswagen Masters and the Panasonic Open, is on a triumphant comeback trail after an injury setback.

The 45-year-old golfer, who relocated from Kolkata to Bengaluru, is progressively finding his rhythm with each round. Overcoming two early bogeys, Gangjee delivered a streak of five birdies in eight holes, establishing a stronghold at the Kelab Golf Seri Selangor.

While fellow Indian golfers struggled, with only Saptak Talwar making the cut, Gangjee's lead remains uncontested. Meanwhile, Australia's Deyen Lawson posted the day's lowest round with a bogey-free 64, securing second place, followed by Malaysia's Marcus Lim and Thailand's Runchanapong Youprayong, who are tied for third.

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