Farmers Cup on March 14–15 at Rambagh Golf Club, 250+ Golfers to Play
Farmers Cup on March 14–15 at Rambagh Golf Club, 250+ Golfers to Play
The term “Farmers Cup Golf” may sound a bit unusual. Golf is generally considered a sport of the elite class, so what connection could farmers have with golf?
However, this tournament started five years ago during the COVID period by people with a farming background. In this tournament, not only people who come to the mandi (agricultural market) participate, but many regular golfers also take part.
The 5th edition of the Farmers Cup will be played on March 14–15 at Rambagh Golf Club course.
More than 250 golfers are expected to participate. Several age categories will be included, and the tournament will be organized in the Stableford format.
Categories in Which the Tournament Will Be Held
- 0–9 Handicap
- 10–18 Handicap
- 19–24 Handicap
Day 1:
- Veterans
- Super Veterans
- Women
- 19–24 Handicap
- Professionals
Day 2:
- Competitions for 0–9 Handicap and 10–18 Handicap
Prominent Golfers Participating
- Vishal Singh
- Ghulam Mohammed
- Kamal Kumawat
- Yogendra Kumawat
- Mahesh Kumawat
- Anuruddh Rawat
- Kshatrij Raj Singh
- Dipendra Singh
- Women Pro Golfer Kriti Choudhary
Farmers Cup T-Shirt Launched
The Farmers Cup T-shirt was launched by:
- Organizer Jaswant Meel
- Lifetime Patron Dr. R. S. Choudhary
- Co-organizer Rajkumar Nain
- Media In-charge Dr. Devendra Kumar
- Rambagh Golf Club Treasurer Giriraj Agrawal
Prizes to Be Given
Trophies will be awarded for:
- Winners and runners-up of each handicap category
- Straightest Drive
- Nearest to the Pin
- Longest Drive
“I’m 79, So I Donated ₹79,000 — At 100 I’ll Donate ₹1 Crore”
Lifetime patron of the Farmers Cup Dr. R. S. Choudhary said:
“I am 79 years old, so this year I donated ₹79,000. As my age increases, I will increase the donation amount as well. If I live to 100 years, I will donate ₹1 crore that year.”
He also mentioned that funds collected from this initiative are used to support caddies associated with golf.
