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MACAO --- Indian golfer Anirban Lahiri reeled off seven successive birdies to make the play-off but missed the title after losing to Thailands Pavit Tangkamolprasert on the final day of the Venetian Macao Open on Sunday.There were four Indians in top-eight -- S Chikkarangappa ending tied third, Rahil Gangjee finished seventh and Rashid Khan signing off tied-eighth.Jyoti Randhawa (71) was tied 34th, SSP Chawrasia (70) and Chiragh Kumar (71) were tied 34th, Shankar Das (75) was tied 46th, Daniel Chopra (70) was tied 51st, Khalin Joshi (71) and Gaganjeet Bhullar (73) were tied 57th and Arjun Atwal (75) was tied 81st.Pavit seemed to have kept his nerve for the 18th hole birdie, but it turned out that he may have benefitted from the lack of leaderboards on 16th and 17th. Pavit admitted he didnt know Lahiri was on a birdie blitz and said, I didnt see the scores on the back nine as there was no leaderboard.Lahiri said: One of the things that didnt help me was there was no leaderboards on the 16 and 17. If he had seen I had caught up and I was two back, on the 17the tee, it would be a harder shot. If hes thinking hes four ahead, its easier for him to play the last two holes.The first seven holes belonged to Pavit, who started one behind Lahiri. Pavit birdied four times, while the Indian was two-over. Pavit was 13-under after seven on Sunday, while Lahiri was eight-under walking off the seventh green.Chikka was 12-under and Chan Shih-chang nine-under. Then Lahiri began his charge over the next 11 holes. He birdied the eighth and ninth, parred 10th and bogeyed 11th.The last seven were successive birdies, including a near-eagle at the very end. In the play-off Lahiri went into the rough and it was all over, when he went into the water on the second shot, and Pavit captured his first Asian Tour title.It was Lahiris third second place in four years at Venetian Macao Open. He had won in 2014.Its been a struggle the last few months but I cant say Im playing my best golf either, Lahiri said. But when it comes down to getting it done, you go into these trains of mind and you dont see anything else but the bottom of the cup.Having got into play-off, he wanted the momentum. I got really quick, he said. On the tee shot, I was happy I won the toss and I wanted to go first and put it on the fairway. I think I rushed into that and I was trying to lay up but the rough was a bit thick. It caught the ball and I pulled it left. I guess that was unfortunate to finish like that. Im happy with the way I played the back nine but disappointed that I finished second again.LeBron James Lakers Jersey . 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With the amount of money given to players by their clubs these days, it is a wonder that so many of those teams allow the sport to continue to take away many of their assets so they can play for a different team in the middle of their season.Having made the play-offs in the previous two years, the Bees will be looking to go all the way in 2016.Coventry Bees Founded: 1928 Stadium: Brandon Stadium (301m)Race Night: FridayFive Year Record: 2011: 5th 2012: 8th 2013: 10th 2014: 3rd2015: 2ndColours: Yellow and BlackTeam Manager: Gary HavelockCaptain: Chris Harris Jason Garrity moves into the main body of the team James Sarjeant - A success of the Elite League draft system, one of the steady performers from reserve in the league. Doubling up with Ipswich Witches, he will want to replicate the points of Garrity at reserve.Josh Bates - Made the switch from Wolverhampton Wolves where he was a bright spark amid a poor campaign for the club, big shoes to fill at reserve for the Bees. Doubling up with Sheffield Tigers.Chris Harris - A Bees favourite, the captain enters his 11th season with the club and is a consistent performer at the top level of British racing. Qualified once again for the Grand Prix series, his all action style is guaranteed entertainment.Danny King - Another experienced Brit who returns for a second consecutive season with the club. Part of the Great Britain World Cup ssquad and captains the Ipswich Witches in the Premier League.ddddddddddddason Garrity - Arguably the biggest success of the draft system, the young Brit has been a star at reserve, beating many of the top names. A big season ahead as he makes the step-up into the main body of the team.Krzysztof Kasprzak - One of speedways great conundrums, he finished second in the world in 2014 but endured a torrid year in 2015 finishing 15th in the series. Returns to British racing after a year out. One of the best in the world on his day but can go missing.Kacper Woryna - A debut season in British racing for the young Pole and he will need time and patience to adapt. A big ask to hit the ground running but recommended by captain Harris.No 8: Adam Roynan - The Bees named Roynan as No 8 for the new campaign meaning he can replace any rider throughout the season. Will be looking to avoid injury in 2016 to get career back on track. Rides for Workington Comets in Premier League.Key Man: Krzysztof Kasprzak Krzysztof Kasprzak is key to the Bees fortunes If the Pole produces his best consistently he will form a terrific top end, if he does not, the pressure will be on the others to find the points. ' ' '