Gaganjeet Bhullar ends Saudi International tournament at tied-34th

Bhullar, who was India’s sole player to make the cut for the main draw, hit the ball very well and gave himself a lot of chances on the final but failed to make the most of the greens over the four days of the tournament. From being two-under through the first five holes, the Indian golfer ended even par 70 and finished four-under for the week.

Meanwhile, American golfer and world number three, Dustin Johnson, pulled off a thrilling birdie-birdie finish to be crowned as a two-shot winner in the first edition of the Saudi International. Johnson had a score of three-under 67, while Li Haotong who finished second had four eagles in the third round, including three on the back nine, with a score of 69. In doing so, Li edged out Tom Lewis (65) who had to settle for the third place.