Eddie Pepperell plots Indian take away

Tough DLF course in New Delhi taking no prisoners

Words: Tim Southwell Photography: Getty

The tough Delhi Golf Club course in New Delhi is taking no prisoners in the Indian Open. The cut was +6! Eddie Pepperell is leading the revolt...

Eddie had birded three of his last four holes as he completed his second round in the morning but three pars were enough to edge him in front in round three.

Eddie gets a bit bored and decides to attempt the world's most ridiculous one-two off some rocks in Delhi

They kept him ahead at five under, a shot clear of defending champion SSP Chawrasia, England's David Horsey and Spaniard Carlos Pigem.

Pepperell lost his card last season but reclaimed it at the Qualifying School and is now aiming for a first European Tour win in his first made cut of the season.

Gary Player's Delhi GC... fiendish...

The Delhi Golf Club course was designed by Gary Player. The venue opened in 1999 with the first Arnold Palmer Signature course in the country. It also hosts India’s first professional Golf Academy.

Pray your ball doesn't go in here...

The par 72 course measures 7,373 yards and became the second course at the venue when it officially opened in October 2015. The scenic parkland design features a dramatic landscape including two large lakes, big land forms, undulating greens and unique bunkering.

"What? Sorry, didn't hear you..."