Siddikur Rahman started the new season in the worst possible fashion after missing the cut in the SMBC Singapore Open yesterday. The 31-year-old golfer finished the second round with a four-over-par (75) after having finished the first round with two-over-par (73) at the Sentosa Golf Club earlier in the day.

Bangladesh's Siddikur Rahman featured alongside USA's World Number One Jordan Spieth at the SMBC Singapore Open which began yesterday. Although Siddikur was far from his best he finished with an even-par score in day that was suspended due to the threat of lightning.

The first Hosaf Golf Open concluded at the Savar Golf Club (SGC) yesterday, with Sajib Ali becoming champion and Mohammad Nazim finishing second in the professional event. Sajib racked up five-under-par to beat Nazim by a single stroke.

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman will be looking for some inspiration for the new Asian Tour season, which kicks off today through the SMBC Singapore Open, from none other than the world's Number One golfer Jordan Spieth.

As the Asian Tour (AT) season kicks off today in Singapore, the Kurmitola Golf Club (KGC) in Dhaka is gearing up for the second edition of the Bashundhara Bangladesh Open, to be held from February 10 to 13.

The First Hosaf Open, a professional golf tournament, got underway at the Savar Golf Club (SGC) on Sunday. A total of 79 golfers including 15 amateurs are

Siddikur Rahman rose to joint 55th position in the final round of the Philippine Open yesterday after finishing the day on one-under-par.

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman avoided the cut in the last event of the Asian Tour season by a whisker after posting an even-par (144) at the end of the second round of the Philippine Open yesterday. The two-time Asian Tour winner, who had missed eight cuts in the previous 18 events this season, endured a frustrating day at the Luisita Golf and Country Club yesterday.

Siddikur Rahman was left to rue a late double bogey as a good day's work was somewhat undone towards the latter stages of the second round of the rain-

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman missed the cut in the Thailand Golf Championship after settling for two-over-par (74) in consecutive rounds. The 31-year-old golfer traded a birdie for a bogey and a double bogey at the Amata Spring Country Club in Chonburi yesterday for an aggregate score of four-over-par (148) as he finished tied for 99th.

Siddikur Rahman moved up the table a bit as the Ho Tram Open concluded in Vietnam yesterday. Starting the day at 25th, the golfer finished tied for the 21st position, although he was still well behind winner Sergio Garcia.

Siddikur Rahman's surge in the Ho Tram Open was halted midway through the second round as play was called off early due to fading light.

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman made a steady start in the Ho Tram Open in Vietnam yesterday. The 31-year-old golfer settled for a two-under-

Siddikur Rahman missed the cut in the Resorts Manila World Masters after finishing the second round tied for 91st

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman had a torrid start to the Resorts World Manila Masters yesterday as the golfer finished with two-over-par, which left him languishing at joint-84th position.

Siddikur Rahman endured the worst day of the season, and perhaps his entire Asian Tour career, when he carded an 11-over-par (82) in the final round of the World Classic Championship in Singapore yesterday to fluff yet another chance of earning a third title on the tour.

Siddikur Rahman grabbed a share of the lead at the end of the third round of the inaugural World Classic Championship in Singapore yesterday.

Bangladesh's premier golfer Siddikur Rahman settled for a consecutive even-par (71) as he momentarily moved one place up to sixth at

Ace Bangladesh golfer Siddikur Rahman opened the challenging World Classic Championship at the Laguna National Golf Course in Singapore with at par 71 yesterday.

Siddikur Rahman had to endure the fate of the second-best yet again after falling three strokes short of eventual winner Chiragh Kumar in the Panasonic Open in New Delhi yesterday. The two-time Asian Tour winner suffered a recurring lower back injury on the second hole and had to battle through the pain barrier before settling for his second runner-up finish in the event.