Indian-origin trio draws attention at The Open
Three golfers of Indian origin featured in coverage around the 154th Open Championship, reflecting the wider global presence of players with Indian heritage.
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Three golfers of Indian origin featured in coverage around the 154th Open Championship, reflecting the wider global presence of players with Indian heritage.
Read at source →Saptak Talwar tops the DP World PGTI Order of Merit for 2026 with prize money of over Rs 79 lakh.
Read at source →The GolfX directory spans 118 PGTI and 40 IGPL players plus 98 more professionals from across the Asian Tour, DP World Tour and beyond.
Read at source →IGPL city franchises from Goa and Kolkata to Hyderabad, Delhi and Punjab field squads of professional golfers for 2026.
Read at source →Delhi Golf Club won the Inter-Club Quadrangular Cup, one of the notable club-golf results reported in India during July.
Read at source →Viktor Hovland and Ryan Fox were announced for the October DP World India Championship in Delhi, adding further international depth to the field.
Read at source →Diksha Dagar posted another solid Ladies European Tour result, finishing tied 12th in the Czech Republic.
Read at source →India Golf Weekly reported that Indian players were missing from the Bangkok Open Mid-Amateur field, highlighting participation gaps in regional amateur competition.
Read at source →Anirban Lahiri finished tenth at LIV Golf Andalucía, his second-best result of the season, improving his position in the individual standings.
Read at source →India selected Aditi Ashok, Diksha Dagar and Pranavi Urs for the women’s team, with Yuvraj Sandhu, Veer Ahlawat and Saptak Talwar in the men’s squad.
Read at source →PGTI welcomed the selection of Yuvraj Sandhu, Veer Ahlawat and Saptak Talwar to represent India in the men’s golf competition at the 2026 Asian Games.
Read at source →Pukhraj Gill captured an Asian Development Tour title in Malaysia, delivering India’s first international professional golf victory of 2026.
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