Hero Womens Indian Open to tee off at the moment

With overcast situations and a course that the organisers needed to race towards time to prepare, the Hero Women’s Indian Open golf will tee off on Thursday with few gamers keen to danger a prediction.

With 111 golfers from 31 international locations vying for a $75,000 winner’s purse, the DLF Golf and Country Club that has hosted the occasion for 14 of its 16 iterations thus far will take a look at each endurance and tactical nous of a number of the prime names within the fray. That contains present LET Order of Merit chief Mimi Rhodes who already has three titles and two top-10 finishes in 10 begins in her first full yr on the tour.

A win right here will give her an enormous benefit in successful the Order of Merit Trophy with Singapore’s Shannon Tan and Sara Kouskova of the Czech Republic in shut pursuit. A win for both of them can assist them leapfrog Mimi into prime place.

Also hoping to defend her title and turn out to be solely the second golfer to take action right here could be Liz Young, in her tenth look within the occasion, with the benefit of understanding each the course and situations properly.

Leading the Indian problem will likely be Diksha Dagar, who got here closest among the many present lot to the trophy with a third-place end in 2023 and could be hoping so as to add to her two LET titles. Diksha, who has had 5 Top-10 finishes, will likely be joined by fellow LET travellers Tvesa Malik, Pranavi Urs Hitaashee Bakshi and Avani Prashanth and native hopefuls Sneha Singh, Hitaashee Bakshi, Amandeep Drall and Vani Kapoor.