Another triple whammy by India’s trio of golfing divas
For the first time, three Indians – Aditi Ashok, Tvesa Malik and Diksha Dagar – will appear at a golf major together, it was confirmed on Saturday.
For the first time, three Indians – Aditi Ashok, Tvesa Malik and Diksha Dagar – will appear at a golf major together, it was confirmed on Saturday.
Tvesa Malik marked a debut to remember on the Ladies PGA Tour and was well placed to make the cut in the $1.5 million Ladies Scottish Open on Friday.
The Ladies Scottish Open which tees off on Thursday has three Indians – Aditi Ashok, Diksha Dagar and Tvesa Malik – in an LPGA field for the first time.
Diksha Dagar returned a 3-under par 69 to sit in tied fifth place two shots behind the leaders after the first day of the Women’s New South Wales Open in Dubbo, Australia, on Thursday.
Aditi Ashok was the best-finishing Indian in the Australian Ladies Classic at the Bonville Golf Resort on 3-under par on Sunday.
Seven months after she last won on the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour, Amandeep Drall made it a wire-to-wire run in the season’s fourth event at the Bangalore Golf Club on Friday.
Pranavi Urs made very sure there would be no repeat of last week’s final hole disaster by winning the second leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Bombay Presidency Golf Club on Friday.
Having narrowly missed out last week, Pranavi Urs forced herself into contention on day two of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour second leg at the Bombay Presidency Golf Club on Thursday.
Aditi Ashok brought in her second runners-up result in two weeks as she finished one shot behind Magical Kenya Ladies Open winner Esther Henseleit at Vipingo Ridge in Mombasa on Saturday.
Patrick Reed found himself in a boatload of trouble for a rule infringement in round three of the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas and was penalised two shots on Friday.
A bogey-free second round after Wednesday’s rollercoaster brought Tiger Woods right back into the mix at the $3.5 million Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas on Thursday.
Aditi Ashok finished tied second one shot behind winner Anne Van Dam at the Andalucia Costa del Sol Open in Marbella, Spain, on Sunday,
LPGA regular Aditi Ashok was four shots off the lead after the third round of the Andalucía Costa del Sol Open de España in Marbella, Spain, on Saturday.
Ridhima Dilawari held her nerve when it most mattered to get the better of Diksha Dagar in a titanic battle down the back stretch and seal her fifth title of the season in Kolkata on Friday.
Diksha Dagar sank two birdies in her last three holes to pull away from the field on day two of the 15th and final leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Royal Calcutta Golf Club on Thursday.
Ridhima Dilawari sank a crucial birdie to ensure a share of the lead in the 15th and final leg of the tour at the Royal Calcutta Golf Club on Wednesday.
Sitting pretty on a six-shot lead overnight, Ridhima Dilawari made it a wire to wire effort to win the 14th leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Noida Golf Course on Friday.
Ridhima Dilawari holds a six-shot advantage going into the final day of the Hero Women’s Pro Tour 14th leg at the Noida Golf Course.
Ladies European Tour card-holder Diksha Dagar and Ridhima Dilawari shared the lead on 3-under par 69s after the first round of the 14th leg of the Hero Tour at Noida Golf Course on Wednesday.
Day two of Asia Pacific Golf Summit 2019 saw participants from across the world, and from diverse fields, share experiences, talk development, problems, and possible solutions,
Anika Varma recorded the best finish by an Indian amateur at the Women’s Indian Open since Meghna Bal 12 years ago as she came in fifth overall on Sunday.
Anika Varma returned the day’s best card of 5-under par 67 along with leader Christine Wolf of Austria on day three of the $500,000 Hero Women’s Indian Open at the DLF Golf and Country Club on Saturday.
Amandeep Drall and Diksha Dagar returned contrasting cards but both will feel they are in with a chance at the $500,000 Hero Women’s Indian Open .
Meghan MacLaren of England and Australia’s Whitney Hilliers led the field after the first day of the Hero Women’s Indian Open even as Pranavi Urs sank two late birdies for the best Indian card on the day.
Becky Morgan is back to defend her Hero Women’s Indian Open title as the tournament gets under way at the DLF Golf and Country Club from Thursday.