The day began early with the pre-quarterfinals, where eight match play contests were held in the morning session, featuring 16 golfers. The biggest upset saw defending champion Anshul Mishra of West Bengal bow out after a 4&2 loss to Sukhman Singh
Six-foot four-inch tall Ahlawat, the 2024 PGTI Order of Merit champion, secured his second title of 2025 and sixth win overall, which earned him the winning cheque worth Rs 15 lakh and propelled him from 18th to 11th position in the 2025 PGTI Ranking.
The AGM saw active participation from 15 affiliated state golf associations, including Assam, Chandigarh, Delhi, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Meghalaya, Manipur, Orissa, Punjab, Tripura, Rajasthan, Mizoram, Telangana and Uttar Pradesh.
Aman Raj, the current leader on the IGPL Tour, leads the home challenge as the Asian Tour makes a welcome return to Indian soil for the Bharath Classic 2025 Gujarat.
Pranavi Urs finished as the top Indian after the third and final round at the Aramco China Championship in Mission Hill, China.
The highly anticipated Indian Golf Premier League (IGPL) announced on Tuesday the onboarding of Indian cricket legend and golf enthusiast Yuvraj Singh as a co-owner and brand ambassador.
The proposed League will be organised in partnership with Bharat Golf Private Limited.
The Forest Hill Golf & Country Club is a par-64 nine-hole course where the nine holes are played twice to comprise a round.
The golfer from Panchkula carded her third consecutive round of 1-over 71, finishing with a total of 3-over 213, and clinched the title by a two-shot margin—her first win in nearly 15 months since March 2024.
Vani Kapoor, one of India’s most experienced players, is all set to continue from where she left off before the break in the schedule of the Women’s Pro Golf Tour.
