“I felt confident with my putting after quite a while and I made the putts I needed. I also hit well and the most satisfying thing was I kept bogeys off the card. Let’s see how things shape up in the final round,” said Tvesa.
Jahanvi, who broke through for her maiden win last week, started from the more challenging back nine and began with five pars and a bogey to turn in one-over.
“It was disappointing that I could not take my chances,” said Tvesa.
While Tvesa, who barely made it to the Top-10 in the last event, will hope to win her first domestic title since 2019, Vani is hoping to go one better than she did in the fourth leg, which was won by Seher Atwal.
This is the third leg of the Hero WPGT Tour with a purse of Rs. 10 lakhs and the total field is 37, the highest ever in its history.
Jahanvi, still looking for her first professional win, carded the day’s best of three-under 69.
The committee will act as an apex team governing golf in India, in the lead up to the Olympics in Tokyo in 2020.
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