Aditi Ashok secured her place in the weekend rounds of the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship despite a challenging second round. Meanwhile, Sarah Schmelzel and Amy Yang are tied for the lead after impressive performances.
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Shubhankar Sharma, who is set to compete in the Paris Olympics, narrowly made the cut at the KLM Open before struggling in the third round. Meanwhile, Jeev Milkha Singh climbed to a tied-seventh position at the OFX Irish Legends Golf Championship with a strong second round.
Veteran golfer Rahil Gangjee held on to win the PKNS Selangor Masters on the Asian Development Tour, overcoming a late charge from Deyen Lawson. Gangjee, who started the day with a five-shot lead, finished at 8-under par, one shot ahead of Lawson.
Anvitha Narender, playing in only her second professional tournament, secured a dominant victory at the eighth leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour in Bangalore. She finished seven strokes ahead of Lavanya Jadon, who took second place. Vidhatri Urs finished third after a strong start but faltered in the final holes.
Indian golfers Diksha Dagar and Aditi Ashok have both had strong performances recently. Dagar finished tied for sixth at the Ladies Italian Open, while Ashok finished 17th at the Meijer Classic on the LPGA. Both golfers are looking to continue their success in the upcoming months, including major tournaments and the Olympics.
Indian golfer Aditi Ashok had a mixed third round at the Meijer LPGA Classic, finishing tied 14th. Meanwhile, Diksha Dagar impressed with a tied third position in the Ladies Italian Open.
Sweden’s Ludwig Aberg has surged to a one-stroke lead in the second round of the US Open, showcasing remarkable discipline and patience on the punishing Pinehurst course. Despite fierce competition, Aberg has maintained his composure, sinking crucial birdies to separate himself from the pack. Meanwhile, top-ranked Scottie Scheffler, a pre-tournament favorite, has struggled to find his footing, making the cut on the number after a disappointing performance. The tournament has witnessed several notable shifts in the leaderboard, with players experiencing both triumphs and setbacks. As the weekend approaches, the race for the championship title remains wide open, with Aberg aiming to build on his early advantage and other contenders eager to make a charge.
At 56, Calgary’s renowned golfer Steve Blake received a life-altering diagnosis of Stage 4 lung cancer. Despite the prognosis of 12 to 24 months, Blake’s unwavering belief and support system have driven him to embrace life and continue playing the game he loves. With a sponsor exemption, he will participate in this year’s Rogers Charity Classic, demonstrating his resilience and inspiring others facing similar challenges.
Golf sensation Scottie Scheffler’s remarkable achievements, both on and off the course, have set an exemplary standard of excellence. From his relentless winning streak to his unwavering faith, Scheffler’s journey serves as a reminder to strive for greatness in all aspects of life. Despite his accomplishments, Scheffler remains humble, attributing his success to God and using his platform to uplift others. His profound humility and gratitude inspire admiration and motivate individuals to pursue virtue and purpose beyond personal triumphs.
Omni Hotels & Resorts, the official hotel partner of the PGA TOUR and PGA of America, is excited to introduce The Generation Cup, a unique tournament series celebrating golf, family, and competition. This year-long event aims to foster camaraderie among golf-loving families, prioritizing generational connections as a key requirement for participation.