Queens of Golf tees off to empower women in Indian golf
The initiative empowers women golfers in India by securing sponsorships, promoting talent, and inspiring young girls to pursue professional golf.
The initiative empowers women golfers in India by securing sponsorships, promoting talent, and inspiring young girls to pursue professional golf.
The one-day tournament will bring together 20 professional women golfers, senior corporate executives, and sports celebrities, creating a dynamic and competitive atmosphere.
Indian veteran Rahil Gangjee has enjoyed a remarkable career resurgence in recent times and the local hero is hoping a special family connection can help him to continue his winning streak in a world-class field at this week's International Series India.
Pune-based amateur Aditya Garg fired a second straight six-under 65 in Round Two to total 12-under 130 and thus take the top honours at Pre-Qualifying I of the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) Qualifying School 2025 being played at the Golmuri Golf Course here on Thursday.
A week after winning her maiden professional title, Rhea Purvi Saravanan will have the privilege of teeing off in the first group in the second leg of the WPGT 2025 season at the Tollygunge Club.
Vani was lying tied-seventh and was the best Indian, though Pranavi Urs and Diksha Dagar were even par through nine holes, and they were still on the course.
India’s top star on the Ladies European Tour, Diksha Dagar, will defend her title this week at the Tipsport Czech Ladies Open.
Hitaashee Bakshi registered her career-best finish in an international event as she finished third at the US $ 100,000 Singapore Ladies Masters, sanctioned by the China LPGA.
Indian American Akshay Bhatia fell to T-58 as he carded 74 but Aaron Rai (65) was Tied-ninth.
Akshay Bhatia opened the RBC Canadian Open with 1-under 69 and also said that he was playing for Grayson Murray, his senior colleague and fellow PGA TOUR player, who took his life last week.