Shubham Jaglan Takes Lead at Asian Tour Qualifying School

India’s Shubham Jaglan leads the Asian Tour’s Qualifying School after a strong performance in the second round. Jaglan, who turned pro in July, shot a five-under 66, positioning him well for full playing rights on the tour. Fellow Indian golfers follow and compete in this crucial stage.

India's promising golfer Shubham Jaglan has emerged as the frontrunner in the Asian Tour's Qualifying School, showcasing his talent with a stellar second-round performance. Jaglan, turning professional recently after his graduation from the University of South Florida, impressed everyone with a brilliant five-under 66 during the C&D nines at Lake View Resort & Golf Club, taking the lead at nine-under overall.

The competition has been fierce among the Indian golfers, with Jaglan topping the list, while Shaurya Bhattacharya, Rashid Khan, and teen sensation Kartik Singh trail behind, striving for a coveted spot in the next rounds. The cut today confined the competition to the top 140 and ties, with 144 players progressing after the cut-off was established at three over.

As the Q-School continues, Jaglan remains focused, having made his professional debut earlier this year, building a promising career, including a second-place finish at the Trident Open. With strong contenders like Liu Yung-hua and Henry Hyoun Ho Lee close on his heels, the competition intensifies, promising an exciting finale.