chandigarhsportsnews.blogspot.in Bengaluru , India , October 17 : In-form Gaganjeet Bhullar insists he is not feeling any pressure ahead of the US$1.25 million Hero Indian Open as he chases a third Asian Tour win this season. Bhullar, who last week was a wire-to-wire winner at the Venetian Macau Open, is quite enjoying the limelight as he leads the local charge at the Karnataka Golf Association course in Bengaluru. The 49-year-old Hero Indian Open is being staged at the Karnataka Golf Association course for the first time in its storied history. In the past the event has only been held in Delhi or its neighbourhood and Kolkata. The sponsors, Hero, have taken the tournament to the southern part of the country for the first time to ensure greater promotion of the game. “I’ve been playing some of the best golf of my life in my career. It is a dream for every Indian player to play and win the Indian Open this tournament. I think I’m one of the few Indian golfers to w...
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