Vidhatri Urs started almost two hours later than her original tee time as play was pushed back on account of the weather and forecast of heavy rain and wet conditions. She opened with a bogey on Par-5 first but birdied the second, fifth and seventh for a 2-under 34 that took her 27-hole tota
With a field of 46, the strength of women's golf was in full play at the WPGT Leg-11 as four players shot par or better and another three were one-over at the challenging course. It all augurs well for the Indians, who will hope to make a big move at next month's flagship event, the Women's
Aditi shot 76-76 while Diksha Dagar shot 77-76 to miss the cut that is likely to fall at 4-over though the second round is yet to be completed. The top 65 and tied from the field of 144 qualify for the final two rounds of the women's Major
Vani Kapoor, who started the week well with a good start of 2-under 70 in the first round, dropped to 4-over 76 and missed the cut by one. Vani was 2-over for 36 holes and the cut was 1-over. Also missing out were Tvesa Malik (73-80) and Ridhima Dilawari (73-75)
Vani Kapoor's round included three birdies and a lone bogey on Par-3 10th, while Tvesa Malik had two bogeys against one birdie on the fourth for a 1-over 763, and Ridhima Dilawari (73) had two birdies and three bogeys was also T-64
Action returns on the Women's Pro Golf Tour as the leading domestic stars led by in-form Hitaashee Bakshi return to the course at Clover Greens in Hosur. The only two multiple winners this season, Hitaashee Bakshi and Sneha Singh, the 2023 Order of Merit winner, are both in the field which i
Aditi Ashok added 1-under 70 to her first round 71 and was 1-under for 36 holes and T-44th up from overnight T-52. The second round is yet to finish. Diksha Dagar, who had a rough 76 on the first day, withdrew before the second round on medical grounds
Diksha Dagar plays seven events in eight weeks, Aditi Ashok, who has been playing on the LPGA in the US, will play the two Majors, Evian and AIG Women's Open, Olympic Games and the Women's Scottish Open
Diksha Dagar, who is headed to the Major Evian Championships next week, and then the Olympic Games in Paris, finished with a round of 2-over 75 and was T-14 after being inside Top-5 at one stage
Vani Kapoor was among the four players in the shared lead at the end of the first round at the Swiss Ladies Open. Among other Indians, Tvesa Malik Sandhu, who was tied third when she finished was tied ninth at the end of the day, while Ridhima Dilawari and Amandeep Drall were tied 57th with
Tvesa Malik has been finding her form back and it started with the Dormy Open in Helsingborg, where she logged a Tied-10th finish and after that made cuts in the Italian Open and Czech Ladies Open, where she was Tied-25th. After getting a fair number of starts following re-ranking, she is cu
As Tvesa Malik regained her form other Indians were amateur Avani Prashanth (69-70-72) and Vani Kapoor (68-70-73) at T-33rd. The defending champion Diksha Dagar (71-72-70) and Pranavi Urs (71-69-73) were T-43rd and Ridhima Dilawari (70-72-72) was T-54