Tag: Hero Indian Open

Vastly-experienced Gaganjeet Bhullar says he is keen to add the Hero Indian Open title to his 12 international wins earned over the years.

Delhi Challenger 2024 winner John Parry of England and New Zealand’s Daniel Hillier will be in the field for the 58th Hero Indian Open

The 58th Hero Indian Open to be played at the DLF Golf and Country Club from March 27 to 30 has drawn a top-order field including the previous two winners.

Keita Nakajima sealed victory by four shots at the $2.25 million Hero Indian Open at the DLF Golf and Country Club in Gurgaon on Sunday.

Japan’s Keita Nakajima shot a 68 to double his lead in the $2.25 million Hero Indian Open to four shots in Gurgaon on Saturday.

Japan’s Keita Nakajima held a two-shot lead on the incomplete second day of the Hero Indian Open at the DLF course on Friday.

Dutchman Joost Luiten, Matteo Manassero of Italy, and Japanese rookie Keita Nakajima shared the Hero Indian Open lead on Thursday.

Shubhankar Sharma leads a strong 31-strong home challenge at the 57th Hero Indian Open which tees off at DLF Golf and Country Club on Thursday.

Nine years after he last won it, Anirban Lahiri is back at the Hero Indian Open and hungry to add more silverware to his cabinet.

The 57th Hero Indian Open from March 28 to 31 will offer an enhanced $2.25 million in prize money and see Anirban Lahiri back in the field.

The Hero Indian Open will be the second leg of the DP World Tour’s 2024 Asian Swing At the DLF GCC in March next year.

Marcel Siem was pushed all the way but held on to emerge as Germany’s first winner of the $2 million Hero Indian Open at the DLF Golf and Country Club on Sunday.

Two Germans kept it as steady on a tough day to go into title Sunday at Hero Indian Open locked at the top of the leaderboard.

Overnight leader Yannik Paul stretched his lead on day two of the $2 million Hero Indian Open at the DLF Golf and Country Club on Friday.

Honey Baisoya opened with a six-under 66 to sit in second place behind Germany’s Yannik Paul at the $2 million Hero Indian Open.

The $2 million Hero Indian Open 2023 tees off at the DLF Golf and Country Club under perfect conditions on Thursday.

The ever-smiling S.S.P. Chawrasia turns into an assassin on the golf course and has reaped success with his calculated approach to the game.

One of the strongest-ever fields including a host of last-season winners is expected to line up for the $2 million Hero Indian Open next week.

The Hero Indian Open is back after a three-year absence with an enhanced prize fund of $2 million for its 2023 edition.

The upcoming Hero Indian Open 2022 was on Thursday cancelled, making it the third year in a row the national Open has had to be scrapped.

The Hero Indian Open, stands cancelled for the second year in a row over Covid-19 related issues, it was confirmed on Friday.

With both the Indian Open and Women’s Indian Open called off this year, Hero MotoCorp will now sponsor a full event on the European Tour.

There was an air of inevitability as the announcement finally cancelling the forthcoming edition of the Hero Indian Open arrived on the desk this afternoon.

The professional golf schedule in India suffered yet another body blow with Tuesday’s cancellation of October’s Hero Women’s Indian Open.

England’s former world top-ranked golfer Justin Rose and his wife Kate said on Sunday they would sponsor seven tournaments for the in-limbo women professionals starting next week.