Bhuvan's lead, Suvas' debut

He beat Ravi Khadka, Bhuvankumar Rokka and Neeraj Tamang by one stroke. All three golfers finished Tuesday's game with a 1-over 69 and tied for second place. Purnaprasad Sharma, Dhan Bahadur Thapa, Jairam Shrestha, Sanjay Lama and Dinesh Prajapati jointly shared the fifth position with a score of 2 over 70. Pashupati Sharma finished tenth with a score of 3 over 71.

Bhuvan finished the front nine in 2 over 36. He started with a birdie, but bogeyed the first hole, but faced birdies on the second, third and ninth holes. He was tackled in the back nine. He saved one shot each on the 10th, 11th and 15th holes and bogeyed the 17th hole. He finished the back nine at 2-under 32. An even par 68 was the best score card of the first day.

Ravi got off to a bad start. He finished in 4-over 38 on the front nine, bogeying the second, third, seventh and ninth holes. He then birdied the 12th, 13th and 17th holes to complete the back nine at 3-under 31.

Bhuvan Rocca finished the front nine in 1 over 35. He bogeyed the first and third holes and saved one shot each on the second, fourth and fifth holes. He faced a double bogey on the seventh hole. He saved par in all 9 holes of the back nine.

Neeraj hit a birdie on the second hole and found success with an eagle on the 5-par fourth hole. After missing shots on the third and ninth holes, he finished at 1-under 33 on the front nine before double bogeying the 11th hole. He dropped a shot on the 13th hole and birdied the 16th hole to complete the back nine in 2-over 36. Tasi Chiring and Sadbhava Acharya jointly led the

amateur. They finished the first day's play at 4 over 72. With a score of 8 over 76, Neelkumar Thapa and Bharat Thapamar shared the joint third place.

Subas Tamang, who made his debut in the Surya Nepal Golf Tour, shot 4 over 72 on the first day. He finished joint 11th overall with amateurs Tassi and Sadbhava. In the

four-day tournament, the cut will be applied at the completion of 36 holes. 21 professional players will play the last 18 holes. Top 21 players will receive cash prizes. In the case of amateur players, only those who are cut by professional players will be allowed to participate in the last 18-hole competition. 32 professional and 9 amateur golfers have participated.

7 lakh 3 thousand 500 Fratiyogita winner will get 1 lakh 20 thousand, second 82 thousand and third 66 thousand.