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‎Arjuna awards

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-==ShopRite LPGA Classic, New Jersey==
+==2025/ Mannat Brar==
-===2017: Aditi, Sharmila tee up ===
+''' Mannat’s historic run ends: '''
 [http://epaperbeta.timesofindia.com/Article.aspx?eid=31808&articlexml=Historic-first-Aditi-and-Sharmila-tee-up-at-01062017025016  Historic first: Aditi and Sharmila tee up at LPGA, June 1, 2017: The Times of India]
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 Sharmila topped a unique twitter poll to gain one of the sponsors' berth in the USD 1.5 million event. Sharmila, who till a few years back played on the Ladies European Tour before losing her card due to injuries and loss of form, topped the poll, which was LPGA's way of popularising women's golf around the world. She won the poll. The Indian girl, who held the flag for Asia, topped the poll. Aditi has so far played five LPGA events and made cuts in four. Her best finish has been tied-42 so far, but it is clear that she is slowly but steadily adapting to the conditions in the USA.
 =Women’s Open, London=

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	Sharma plays with Scott Piercy and Jordan Smith and will start at 10th tee in the morning wave, while Lahiri plays the first round in the afternoon alongside Brian Smock and Mike Lorenzo Vera.		Sharma plays with Scott Piercy and Jordan Smith and will start at 10th tee in the morning wave, while Lahiri plays the first round in the afternoon alongside Brian Smock and Mike Lorenzo Vera.
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		+	=SSP Chowrasia Invitational Golf Tournament=
		+	==2023 : Om Prakash Chouhan==
		+	[https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=11_12_2023_022_009_cap_TOI Dec 11, 2023: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	Chouhan bags title: Om Prakash Chouhan displayed nerves of steel in a close finish as he won the Rs 1 crore SSP Chawrasia Invitational Golf Tournament to secure his 11th career title. Om Prakash (70-69-70-73), the overnight leader by four shots, was not at his best on the final day as he shot a 1-over 73. AGENCIES
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 No Indian has won the Rookie of the Year award in European Tour, though three Indians — Arjun Atwal (1995), Shiv Kapur (2005) and C Muniyappa (2009) emerged as Rookie of the Year on the Asian Tour. However, Sharma carded eight-over 80 in the final round of the DP World Tour Championships. He signed off tied-41st. PTI
 =LIV Golf Bedminster=

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	No Indian has won the Rookie of the Year award in European Tour, though three Indians — Arjun Atwal (1995), Shiv Kapur (2005) and C Muniyappa (2009) emerged as Rookie of the Year on the Asian Tour. However, Sharma carded eight-over 80 in the final round of the DP World Tour Championships. He signed off tied-41st. PTI		No Indian has won the Rookie of the Year award in European Tour, though three Indians — Arjun Atwal (1995), Shiv Kapur (2005) and C Muniyappa (2009) emerged as Rookie of the Year on the Asian Tour. However, Sharma carded eight-over 80 in the final round of the DP World Tour Championships. He signed off tied-41st. PTI
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		+	=LIV Golf Bedminster=
		+	==2023==
		+	[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/article-share?article=15_08_2023_015_008_cap_TOI August 15, 2023: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	[[File: Anirban Lahiri, a brief profile.jpg\|Anirban Lahiri, a brief profile <br/> From: [https://epaper.timesgroup.com/article-share?article=15_08_2023_015_008_cap_TOI August 15, 2023: ''The Times of India'']\|frame\|500px]]
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		+	Bedminster (New Jersey) : Anirban Lahiri earned a big paycheque with a second-place finish at LIV Golf Bedminster, firing an aggregate of 5-under at the event. Lahiri, the only Indian playing in the Liv Series, shot rounds of 74-64-70, totalling 5-under and finishing behind Australia’s Cameron Smith (66-67-68), who aggregated 12-under. Smith’s team Rippers also won the team title while Lahiri’s side, led by Bryson DeChambeau, was second.
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		+	It was the third runner-up finish for Lahiri on the LIV Golf Tour. He was second at the Boston Invitational in 2022 and again finished runners-up in Adelaide. He earned $2.25 million for his second place but it also included $375,000 as his share of the prize money in the team event. Smith won $4 million for his title triumph. This was the second runners-up finish for Lahiri this season. He has had four more top-20 finishes and is currently 15th in the player standing s. Lahiri, starting from the first tee, dropped a shot on the second. He birdied the third, only to drop another shot on the sixth. He picked back-toback bridies on the 15th and 16th for a 70 that gave him a total of 5-under, which was seven behind the winner. Lahiri had shot 7-under 64 on the second day, which had catapulted him into con tention. Abraham Ancer dropped a late bogey on the first hole, his 16th, and slipped to third place at a total of 4-under with a final round of 69. Last month in Lon don, Smith won the individual title but his team, Rippers GC, was one stroke short of forcing a playoff.  PTI
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	=Major events=		=Major events=

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-===Best ever show by an Indian woman golfer
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 [https://epaper.timesgroup.com/article-share?article=15_08_2023_015_004_cap_TOI  August 15, 2023: ''The Times of India'']
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  Diksha’s result of T-21 was the best-ever by an Indian woman at a Major, bettering T-22 by Aditi at the 2018 Women’s Open. Smriti Mehra finished tied-sixth at the 1998 Women’s British Open at Royal Lytham , but at that time the Women’s British Open was not a Major. It became a Major only in 2001.  PTI
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	Sharmila topped a unique twitter poll to gain one of the sponsors' berth in the USD 1.5 million event. Sharmila, who till a few years back played on the Ladies European Tour before losing her card due to injuries and loss of form, topped the poll, which was LPGA's way of popularising women's golf around the world. She won the poll. The Indian girl, who held the flag for Asia, topped the poll. Aditi has so far played five LPGA events and made cuts in four. Her best finish has been tied-42 so far, but it is clear that she is slowly but steadily adapting to the conditions in the USA.		Sharmila topped a unique twitter poll to gain one of the sponsors' berth in the USD 1.5 million event. Sharmila, who till a few years back played on the Ladies European Tour before losing her card due to injuries and loss of form, topped the poll, which was LPGA's way of popularising women's golf around the world. She won the poll. The Indian girl, who held the flag for Asia, topped the poll. Aditi has so far played five LPGA events and made cuts in four. Her best finish has been tied-42 so far, but it is clear that she is slowly but steadily adapting to the conditions in the USA.
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		+	=Women’s Open, London=
		+	==2023==
		+	===Best ever show by an Indian woman golfer
		+	[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/article-share?article=15_08_2023_015_004_cap_TOI August 15, 2023: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	London : Diksha Dagar came up with the best-ever show by an Indian woman golfer at a Major as she ended the Women’s Open at tied-21st.
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		+	While compatriot Aditi Ashok signed off at T-40 posit ion. Diksha, a two-time LET winner who produced a fine effort on the back nine of the second round to make her first cut in a Major two days earlier, closed the week with another superb back-nine show.
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		+	After a 2-over on the front nine, Diksha was 3-under for the back nine for a 1-under scorecard. With rounds of 74-71-72-71, she totalled even par 288 for four days. Aditi, playing her seventh Women’s Open, shot a second straight 75 to fall to T-40 with rounds of 72-69-75-75. She was T-9 at the halfway stage of the tournament but slipped over the weekend. Lilia Vu of the US outplayed the field by six shots to win her second Major of the year. Vu, who shot 72-68-67-67, totalled 14-under for the week.
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		+	Diksha’s result of T-21 was the best-ever by an Indian woman at a Major, bettering T-22 by Aditi at the 2018 Women’s Open. Smriti Mehra finished tied-sixth at the 1998 Women’s British Open at Royal Lytham , but at that time the Women’s British Open was not a Major. It became a Major only in 2001.  PTI
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	=YEAR WISE DEVELOPMENTS=		=YEAR WISE DEVELOPMENTS=

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	No Indian has won the Rookie of the Year award in European Tour, though three Indians — Arjun Atwal (1995), Shiv Kapur (2005) and C Muniyappa (2009) emerged as Rookie of the Year on the Asian Tour. However, Sharma carded eight-over 80 in the final round of the DP World Tour Championships. He signed off tied-41st. PTI		No Indian has won the Rookie of the Year award in European Tour, though three Indians — Arjun Atwal (1995), Shiv Kapur (2005) and C Muniyappa (2009) emerged as Rookie of the Year on the Asian Tour. However, Sharma carded eight-over 80 in the final round of the DP World Tour Championships. He signed off tied-41st. PTI
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		+	=Major events=
		+	==2023: two Indian women make cut for the first time==
		+	[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/article-share?article=13_08_2023_031_011_cap_TOI August 13, 2023: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	London : In a first for Indian women’s golf, two players from the country have made the cut at a Major together with Aditi Ashok and Diksha Dagar producing back-nine heroics to progress to the third round at the Women’s Open at Walton Heath. Aditi went 3-under for the back nine and Diksha played the back nine in 2-under and made the cut.
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		+	Aditi (72-69) was Tiedninth as she moved into a position to improve her best finish of T-22 at the Women’s Open, while Diksha made her first cut in a Major event. Diksha is Tied-47th.
		+	This only second instance in Indian golf when two players have made the cut together at a Major event.
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		+	In 2012, Jeev Milkha Singh and Anirban Lahiri had made the cut together at the British Open.
		+	Meanwh ile, Ally Ewing of the US fired a round of sixunder 66 to move into a fiveshot lead at the halfway mark. Three players -England’s Charley Hull (68), American Andrea Lee (68) and Japan’s Minami Katsu (69) -share the second place at 5-under-par.
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		+	Aditi, who had an even par 72 in the first round, was even par for the front nine with a birdie on the first and a bogey on Par-5 sixth.
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		+	''' Lahiri T-32 after weak opening round at LIV Golf '''
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		+	Bedminster: Anirban Lahiri was placed T-32 after an underwhelming opening round of 3-over 74 in the LIV Golf Bedminster here. The only Indian playing on the LIV golf circuit had two birdies, three bogeys and a double bogey in his round.
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		+	Australia’s Cameron Smith, who was 35th last week in Greenbrier, opened with a 5-under 66 to grab a one-stroke lead over Charles Howell III at Trump National Bedminster. Dustin Johnson and Patrick Reed shot 3-under 68s on Friday to share third place. PTI
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 Meanwhile, Aditi is a doubtful starter for this year’s edition. She has qualified for the Buick LPGA Shanghai, China, whose dates are clashing with the Indian Open.
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 It was a barren year for Indian golf and this was the first time since 2001 that no Indian emerged winner on an international Tour. Indians won six titles each in 2017 and 2018.
-[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2019%2F12%2F23&entity=Ar02404&sk=3AE6188F&mode=text Dec 23, 2019 ''Times of India'']
+India’s Ajeetesh Sandhu shot four-under 67 to end tied-11th as Jazz Janewattananond signed off from his 2019 Asian Tour season with a commanding 5-shot victory at the Thailand Masters. It also marked a barren year for Indian golf and this was the first time since 2001 that no Indian emerged winner on an international Tour. The last two years have seen Indians win six titles both in 2017 and 2018.
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-India’s Ajeetesh Sandhu shot four-under 67 to end tied-11th as Jazz Janewattananond signed off from his 2019 Asian Tour season with a commanding 5-shot victory at the Thailand Masters here on Sunday. It also marked a barren year for Indian golf and this was the first time since 2001 that no Indian emerged winner on an international Tour. The last two years have seen Indians win six titles both in 2017 and 2018.
 Jyoti Randhawa (68) at tied-39th, SSP Chawrasia (70) at tied-48th, Aadil Bedi (68) at tied-54th, Arjun Atwal (76) at tied-60th and Viraj Madappa (73) at tied-73rd were the other Indians in the field.
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 In a battle between two 15-yearolds, Hyderabad’s Sneha Singh held her nerve to score a 1-up win over Hitashee Bakshi and annex the 103rd All-India Ladies Amateur Matchplay Golf Championship crown at the Bombay Presidency Golf Club on Sunday.
 ==Diksha wins S African Women’s Open==