Two players who have not played 80 per cent of the events to qualify for the Order of merit, but have won events, have also been given a spot. They are Tvesa Malik, a three-time winner in six starts, and rookie Gauri Karhade.

The US$ 500,000 prize purse tournament that began in 2007, became a part of the Ladies European Tour in 2009 and since then has grown in stature with each passing year.

The Hero Women’s Indian Open has always seen a strong show from Indian women golfers. This has inspired the emergence of numerous amateurs, who are now playing alongside professionals on the domestic tour – the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour.

Camille Chevalier will return to the scene of her maiden victory in the Hero Women’s Indian Open at DLF Golf and Country Club in Gurgaon next week, looking for back-to-back titles. Last year, the rising French star fired five birdies in her last eight holes to become the third successive LET rookie to win the […]

The Hero Women’s Indian Open, the popular golf tournament for women in India, has announced a 25 per cent increase in prize money for the 2018 edition. The prize money now stands at US$500,000. A rise of $100,000 from the previous year. 🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 [email protected] has announced a 25% increase in prize money […]

Special Opinion Report by Shubhangini Arora     After the great performance of Indian sportswomen at the Asian Games, the female golfers of the country are ready to represent their nation at an international level at the Hero Women’s Indian Open that is starting on 4th December. To be hosted at the Delhi Golf Club, the […]