<p>Indian golfer Ganganjeet Bhullar says achieving a top-10 finish at the CIMB Classic, where he rubbed shoulders with legendary Tiger Woods, is one accomplishment he cherishes the most.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“That was, you can say, the most satisfying moment of my career. Of course, the one at Macau, where I won, was also great. But considering the field at CIMB, I was very happy with my performance there,” Bhullar. “I was tied with Tiger after the third round and finally settled for the 10th position, it was pretty good,” he added.<br /><br />Bhullar, along with teammate Rashid Khan, helped Wital See Punjab take the lead on the second day of the inaugural Golf Premier League.<br /><br />The 10th-place finish at the $6.1 million CIMB tournament last year came just after he triumphed at Macau and Chinese Taipei, which ended a 32-month win-less streak.<br />Bhullar has been on an endorsements signing spree ever since breaking into the top-100, but the 24-year-old golfer felt he has been doing it since 2009. “I don’t think it’s new… I have been doing it since 2009 I think. I have part of brands like Mercedes and Oakleys.”<br />One of the most expensive Indian players in the GPL auction, Bhullar made six birdies and an eagle as his team grabbed the lead at the Amby Valley course.</p>
<p>Indian golfer Ganganjeet Bhullar says achieving a top-10 finish at the CIMB Classic, where he rubbed shoulders with legendary Tiger Woods, is one accomplishment he cherishes the most.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“That was, you can say, the most satisfying moment of my career. Of course, the one at Macau, where I won, was also great. But considering the field at CIMB, I was very happy with my performance there,” Bhullar. “I was tied with Tiger after the third round and finally settled for the 10th position, it was pretty good,” he added.<br /><br />Bhullar, along with teammate Rashid Khan, helped Wital See Punjab take the lead on the second day of the inaugural Golf Premier League.<br /><br />The 10th-place finish at the $6.1 million CIMB tournament last year came just after he triumphed at Macau and Chinese Taipei, which ended a 32-month win-less streak.<br />Bhullar has been on an endorsements signing spree ever since breaking into the top-100, but the 24-year-old golfer felt he has been doing it since 2009. “I don’t think it’s new… I have been doing it since 2009 I think. I have part of brands like Mercedes and Oakleys.”<br />One of the most expensive Indian players in the GPL auction, Bhullar made six birdies and an eagle as his team grabbed the lead at the Amby Valley course.</p>