Anvitha Narender and Sneha Singh were among the four co-leaders at the end of the first day of the eighth leg of the Women's Pro Golf Tour at the Bangalore Golf Club. Anvitha and Sneha shared the lead with Rhea Jha and amateur Lavanya Jadon with 1-under 69 each
A total of 41 players including six amateurs will be competing in the eighth leg at the Bangalore Golf Club this week after competing in Mysuru last week, where Gaurika pulled off a great win with birdies in each of the last three holes
Hitaashee, who had played only eight holes of her first round on Friday, finished the remaining 10 for a 1-over 73 . She came back soon after and finished the second round in 4-under 68 just before play was called due to darkness. Hitaashee's 68 was the equal best among the completed second
Gaurika Bishnoi, who was tied third after the second round and two shots behind the leader at the start of the day, totalled 1-under 209 as overnight leader Khushi Khanijau (71) cracked under pressure at the end. Khushi gave away bogeys on the 16th and the 17th and carded 2-over 212 to finis
Khushi Khanijau moved into the lead as Vidhatri Urs, playing her first event as a pro, faltered on the back nine of the second round of the seventh leg of the Women's Pro Golf Tour at the Jayachamaraja Wadiyar Golf Club
The Singapore Ladies Masters in 2023 was won by Singapore's Shannon Tan, who turned pro six months later and won on the Ladies European Tour, where she is now a regular
Local star, Vidhatri Urs, who has been one of the leading amateurs on the Indian Golf Union circuit, has chosen her hometown to make her professional debut.
Pranavi Urs tied for third, her best in her first season on the LET. She was bidding to join Aditi Ashok (5 wins) and Diksha Dagar (2 wins) as the only Indians to have won on the LET
Diksha Dagar, who has had three Top-10 finishes and three other finishes in Top-25 in her 10 starts this year, had four birdies against five bogeys, while Sneha the next best Indian had four birdies, five bogeys and a double bogey
Diksha Dagar, Pranavi Urs and Tvesa Malik lead the Indian challenge at this week's Jabra Ladies Open. The trio is being joined by Vani Kapoor, Amandeep Drall and Sneha Singh
Diksha, who did not play as fluently as she had, finally hit form on the second nine of the final round. After being 1-over for the first nine holes, Diksha who started from the 10th hole, birdied six times in a span of eight holes to finish with 5-under 67. They all totalled 1-under 287
Tvesa Malik and amateur Avani Prashanth were the top Indians after the first day at the Amundi German Masters. The duo shot even par 72 each and were tied 18th as the remaining five Indians in the field faced varying fortunes