AADIL BEDI -BIG DAYS

India's Tiger Woods : Chandigarh's Aadil Bedi

That is what the current super-star of cricket Virat Kohli referred to one of the sports personalities of Chandigarh plus three year support from Virat Kohli Foundation.

In a night full of glitter & glam Chandigarh school boy Aadi Bedi was honored with the Budding Golfer of the year-2017 award by Bollywood star Aamir Khan.

Starry night : Chandigarh's Aadil with Virat kohli & his wife Anushka Sharma  during the ceremony

The jury consisted of badminton coach of Olympic silver medalist-P Gopichand ,PT Usha & three other Olympians decided that he is eligible on the basis of his stunning performance in Singapore SSG BLR International Championship & Las Vegas Golf Open in USA.He was fourth in the True Vision Junior Golf Championship at Bangkok. He played 247 tournaments across the globe , winning 165 medals.

He was among the seven other sportsperson from different sports who too received the award & the support.

“It was a dreamy night in Mumbai, the city of dreams,  to meet the best names in sports & bollywood -Saina Nehwal, Akshay Kumar, Hardik Pandya and P Gopichand. I felt like I was watching a TV show, it was eye-opener to saw big stars before me.” tweeted Bedi

Impressed by the generosity on players that night, he,one of the 'International' sports personalities of Chandigarh too managed to rub some goodness on his shoulder also & tweeted:

On meeting  nation's heart-throb Virat kohli & his gorgeous wife:

"Meeting Anushka and Virat was a dream come true and I could ask for nothing more. Virat was very polite and chilled out in his talks and he gave me a precious advice to always respect my dad. He also told me that it is good to be distracted at times and that I'm not required to over-practice. He suggested me to rather be an all-rounder and enjoy the life as it is."

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One of the Sports personalities of Chandigarh , recently got confirmation from Australia’s golf associations to participate in four elite amateur events, including Australian Masters of Men’s Amateur Championship at Royal Melbourne Golf Club in Melbourne and Australian Amateur Championship at Wanneroo Golf Club and Lake Kerrinup Country Club, Perth.

In the last two months, Bedi had several achievements. He did well in the national amateur men’s circuit by finishing fourth in Ahmadabad and sixth in Jharkhand. He won Western India Amateur on his debut in Mumbai. At present, he is in the top 900 men’s WAGR rankings. He is making a transition from the junior to the men’s category and he has already accumulated 148 points and climbed to 14th position with two final matches yet to be left.

“These two finals will be good practice for me before I move to Australia next year. I have worked hard and I am happy that the foundation promised to help me by providing me fitness and nutrition guidance for the next three years,” said Bedi.