The 13th Leg of the Women’s Pro Golf Tour saw a thrilling second round, with Jasmine Shekar and Ridhima Dilawari tied for the lead. While Jasmine stumbled slightly with a 76, Ridhima maintained her steady performance with a 73, including a bogey and 17 pars. They both stand at 2-under 142, one stroke ahead of Sneha Singh and Amandeep Drall, who are tied for third place at 1-under 143.
Amateur Anvvi Dahhiya and Order of Merit leader Hitaashee Bakshi are tied for fifth at even 144.
Jasmine, who is looking to secure her first win after two runner-up finishes in the past 18 months, had a tough round with just one birdie against three bogeys and a double bogey on the Par-4 sixth hole.
On the other hand, Ridhima, who is aiming for her first win since 2002 (when she had two victories), played a strategic game, limiting bogeys to only one on the Par-4 17th.
The tournament promises to be a close race with the top contenders vying for the top spot. The next round will be crucial for the players as they strive to maintain their positions and claim the title.
