<p>The 22-year-old Bangalore man was unstoppable over the 72-hole championship as he came up with his fourth successive sub par round today, a five under 67, to walk away with his third professional title and the winner's purse of Rs 4,84,950.<br /><br />Well set to grab the crown after going into the fourth and final round with a six-stroke advantage over second placed Shamim Khan of Delhi, Lahiri started on the wrong foot with a bogey in the second hole before recovering poise.<br /><br />The youngster's outstanding four-day run -- 65, 65, 67, 67 -- gave him an aggregate of a whopping 24 under 264, well clear of Shamim who too fired an identical 67 today to finish second in 18 under 270. The latter picked up runner-up prize of Rs 3,34,950.|<br /><br />In the third place, well behind the top two, was Abhishek Jha with a four-round tally of 276 while veteran Ashok Kumar and Australian Kunal Bhasin ended up fourth and fifth with one stroke separating the 3-5 finishers.</p>
<p>The 22-year-old Bangalore man was unstoppable over the 72-hole championship as he came up with his fourth successive sub par round today, a five under 67, to walk away with his third professional title and the winner's purse of Rs 4,84,950.<br /><br />Well set to grab the crown after going into the fourth and final round with a six-stroke advantage over second placed Shamim Khan of Delhi, Lahiri started on the wrong foot with a bogey in the second hole before recovering poise.<br /><br />The youngster's outstanding four-day run -- 65, 65, 67, 67 -- gave him an aggregate of a whopping 24 under 264, well clear of Shamim who too fired an identical 67 today to finish second in 18 under 270. The latter picked up runner-up prize of Rs 3,34,950.|<br /><br />In the third place, well behind the top two, was Abhishek Jha with a four-round tally of 276 while veteran Ashok Kumar and Australian Kunal Bhasin ended up fourth and fifth with one stroke separating the 3-5 finishers.</p>