Women's Golf Association of India
(Professional Golf)
(Professional Golf)
Prague, June 26:
Neha Tripathi (73) was the best Indian at the end of the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open. Neha, who has been working hard to get on to the bandwagon on the Ladies European Tour endured a grinding day with four birdies, two of them in the last three holes, against three bogeys for 73 and a total of 3-under for 54 holes.
Prague, Czech Rep, June 24:
Diksha Dagar produced a superb finish with three birdies in a span of five holes between the 14th and the 17th holes for a solid 3-under 69 start that placed her in Top-10 in the first round of the Tipsport Ladies Czech Ladies Open.
New Delhi, June 22:
The domestic Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour in India has provided a massive boost for the top Indian stars, who have done well on the local Tour. Four of its players will get a chance to play in the Simone Asia Pacific Cup, which in its inaugural year will carry as much as US$ 750,000 in prize purse.
London, June 18:
Tvesa Malik seemed set for an early exit as she had a disastrous start at 6-over through her first seven holes in the second round. Yet, as she later said, she was very angry but refused to give up, right up to the 18th, which she birdied for the second day running with a tense eight footer.
London, June 17:
Tvesa Malik grinded it out on a long day at the challenging Par-73 Centurion Golf Club and closed with a birdie for 1-over 74 after Day 1 at the Aramco Team Series – London. Tvesa was placed T-35, while India’s other challenger, Diksha Dagar (80) had a rough day and was T-93rd on a course that has six Par-5s.
Bengaluru, June 17:
Ridhima Dilawari, who began the final day with a share of the lead, got off to a fast start with two birdies in the first three holes and then grinded out 13 pars in the remaining 15 holes to win the eighth leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Karnataka Golf Association course.
Bengaluru, June 16:
Pranavi Urs roared back into contention in the eighth leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Karnataka Golf Association course with a 3-under 69, despite two bogeys on the back nine, to get into a share of the lead with Ridhima Dilawari (69-74).
London: June 15:
Tvesa Malik, who has not been firing as well as she did last year and instead been getting modest results, hopes the glorious environs at the challenging Centurion Club, St Albans in London will get her going this week at the Aramco Team Series, which combines a team event with individual competition.
Bengaluru, June 15:
Ridhima Dilawari fired a flawless 3-under 69 to grab a three shot lead at the end of the first round of the eighth leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at the Karnataka Golf Association course.
Bengaluru, June 14:
Pranavi Urs is full of confidence having begun the second half of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour with a win last week. The Hero WPGT stays in the Southern metro for the second week in a row and Pranavi would love nothing more than to take her tally of wins to four this season.
Gothenburg, Sweden, June 11:
All three Indians taking part in the Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed golf missed the 36-hole cut with disappointing performances. The two women, Diksha Dagar and Tvesa Malik and the lone male player, Shubhankar Sharma, were all way off the cut line.
Bengaluru, June 10:
Mysore teenager Pranavi Urs could afford the luxury of an even par round and still win the seventh leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour by a big margin at the Prestige Golfshire in Bengaluru.
Gothenburg, June 10:
It was a very rough start for the three Indians at the Volvo Car Scandinavian Mixed, as they were all lying way down on the leader board after the first day. Diksha Dagar with 2-over 74 was the best of the three Indians at 114th place, while Shubhankar Sharma and Tvesa Malik carded 4-over 76 each and were T-140th.
Bengaluru, June 9:
Pranavi Urs seems to be wanting to make up for the time she has lost due to injury. The 18-year-old Mysore golfer, who has two wins this season, went one better than the first round as she added six-under 66 to her first round card of 5-under 67.
Bengaluru, June 8:
Pranavi Urs, who leads the Hero Order of Merit, opened in style in the seventh leg with a fine 5-under 67 at the Prestige Golfshire and took a three-shot lead over Asmitha Sathish (70). Two amateurs, Vidhatri Urs and Rishika Muralidhar held their own and shot one-under 71 each to be tied third.
Gothenburg, Sweden, June 8:
Tvesa Malik will have Swedish company as she plays alongside Rikard Karlberg and Josefine Nyqvist in the first round of the Volvo Scandinavian Mixed hosted by Henrik Stenson and Annika Sorenstam.
Bengaluru, June 7:
Ridhima Dilawari and Neha Tripathi will get to test the gains they have made from their recent starts in Europe and elsewhere as they tee up in the first round of the 7th leg of the Hero Women's Pro Golf Tour 2022 at Prestige Golfshire in Bengaluru.
Fubine Monferrato, June 5:
A late double bogey on the Par-4 17th spoiled Vani Kapoor’s card and she dropped from a Top-20 finish to T-31st at the Ladies Italian Open presented by Regione Piemonte.
Fubine Monferrato, Italy, June 4:
Tvesa Malik went nine shots better than her first round in the second but still missed the cut at the Ladies Italian Open presented by Regione Piemonte. Vani Kapoor (73-72) and Amandeep Drall (74-71) were the only Indians of the five to make the cut.
Fubine, Italy, June 1:
Tvesa Malik who is still seeking her first Top-10 finish of 2022 on the Ladies European Tour is all set for the 54-hole 26th edition of the Ladies Italian Open at the Margara Golf Club in Fubine. The field of 126 players includes five Indians, and has players from 28 countries.
Flumserberg, May 14:
Amandeep Drall held steady and carded 1-under 71 to finish inside Top-15 as she totalled 2-under 213 at the 2022 Flumserberg Ladies Open in Switzerland. Fellow Indian Vani Kapoor dropped a triple bogey late in the day on the Par-5 16th. Despite that she fought back for a birdie on 18th to card 73 and finished T-23rd.
BANGKOK, May 14:
India’s Tvesa Malik saved her best for the last. A brilliant bogey-free four-under par 68, which was highlighted by the fact that she found all 18 greens in regulation, helped her get inside the top-30 of the $1 million Aramco Team Series – Bangkok.
| Hero Player of the Year 2019 & Hero Best Stroke Average 2019 |
Hero Rookie of the Year 2019 |
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| GAURIKA BISHNOI | ANANYA DATAR |
Tvesa Malik best Indian pro player at HWIO 2019
