Czech golfer Sara Kouskova surged to the top of the leaderboard in the first round of the Hero Women’s Indian Open, carding a 3-under 69 despite a triple bogey. She was followed closely by Mireia Prat, Perrine Delacour, and Florentina Parker, all finishing at 2-under 70. The challenging DLF Golf and Country Club saw only seven players break par, making Kouskova’s performance all the more impressive.
Two-time Olympian Diksha Dagar claimed victory in the Hero Shot skills challenge, securing a $4,000 prize at the Hero Women’s Indian Open. The competition, featuring eight players, was held at the DLF Golf and Country Club. Diksha edged out fellow Indian Tvesa Malik in the final, showcasing her precision in hitting the ball closest to the pin from 110 yards on the 18th hole.
Australian golfer Hannah Green dominated the BMW Ladies Championship in South Korea, securing her sixth LPGA Tour win and third of the season. Green’s consistent performance throughout the tournament saw her hold the lead or share it in all four rounds. Celine Boutier of France finished a close second, while Chanettee Wannasaen of Thailand took third place. The tournament featured a star-studded field with eight of the top 10 LPGA players, highlighting the competitive nature of the event.
The Korn Ferry Tour is set to begin its 2025 season with a brand-new venue in The Bahamas, bringing the excitement of professional golf to the picturesque Ocean Club Golf Course at Atlantis Paradise Island. The season will feature two tournaments in The Bahamas, both televised for the first time since 2020, offering a unique live broadcast window for a global audience.
Husqvarna has announced a partnership with MTE Equipment Solutions, Inc. (MTE), expanding its Golf and Sport Turf (GST) dealer network. This partnership brings Husqvarna’s innovative autonomous mowing technology, including the CEORA and Automower models, to golf courses and sports turf facilities across the Northeast.
Fresh off her WNBA Rookie of the Year title, Caitlin Clark will trade her basketball for a golf club for a day, competing in the pro-am competition at The Annika Driven by Gainbridge on November 13th. The event will see Clark join forces with professional golfers in a day of friendly competition, showcasing her love for the sport and highlighting her commitment to women’s sports.
Diksha Dagar failed to make the cut at the Aramco Team Series in China, while Indian golfer Rashid Khan enjoyed a strong start at the Mercuries Taiwan Masters. China’s Xiyu Lin and France’s Celine Boutier are tied for the lead in the individual competition, while Team Tamburlini secured victory in the team event.
Eschuri Vung Bau Golf, located on Vietnam’s Pearl Island, offers a captivating golfing experience, combining a challenging 18-hole course with breathtaking natural scenery and a luxurious clubhouse steeped in traditional Vietnamese culture. From the ancient forest to the pristine beachfront, this unique ‘forest-to-sea’ adventure is a must-play for golf enthusiasts seeking a memorable experience.
Chandigarh golfer Angad Cheema claimed his second PGTI title at the Vizag Open, defeating Aman Raj in a playoff after a thrilling final round. Cheema’s victory ended an 11-year wait for another title and showcased his consistency throughout the season.
Indian golfers Shubhankar Sharma and Om Prakash Chouhan faced disappointment in the first two rounds of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship. While Sharma managed even par rounds, Chouhan struggled. Meanwhile, Nicolas Colsaerts and Cameron John took the lead after the second round, with Colsaerts’ local knowledge proving crucial.
