Key Points

Four talented Indian women golfers are set to compete in the prestigious Saudi Ladies International tournament this week. The event features an impressive $5 million prize fund across individual and team competitions. Each player brings unique strengths, from Pranavi Urs' recent LET Merit List performance to Diksha Dagar's Olympic experience. The tournament promises high-stakes competition with 112 players from around the world participating in multiple formats.

Key Points: India's Golf Stars Compete in Saudi Ladies International Tournament

  • Pranavi Urs topped LET Merit List last season
  • Diksha Dagar returns after Olympic representation
  • $4.5M individual and $500K team prize pools
  • 54-hole individual and 36-hole team competition
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Four Indians in Saudi Ladies International golf

Four top Indian golfers Pranavi Urs, Aditi Ashok, Diksha Dagar and Tvesa Malik set to battle in $5M Saudi tournament

"A field of 112 players with multiple competitive formats - Tournament Organizers"

Riyadh, February 13

Pranavi Urs and Aditi Ashok will join Diksha Dagar and Tvesa Malik at the 5 million USD sixth Saudi Ladies International golf tournament. The quartet will be part of a field of 112 players in an event that has a combination of individual and team events.

Last season Pranavi Urs, was the top Indian at 17th on the LET Merit List, with Diksha 29th and Tvesa 60th. Aditi played just four events on LET season and focussed on LPGA, where she retained her card.

After a successful pro start on her home Tour, the Women's Pro Tour, Pranavi came close to winning twice, finishing third each time in the Dormy Open and in the Open de Espana.

Diksha was off to a roaring start to 2025 last week as she got into a play-off, but missed out on a third LET win as she lost the play-off to Cara Gainer at the season-opener 2025 Lalla Meryem Cup. Last season, Dagar, who represented India at the Olympics for a second time in Paris had four Top-10s.

Also in 2024, Tvesa Malik regained her LET card and also came close to her first win before losing a play-off to Alice Hewson at the VP Swiss Bank Ladies Open.

This week, there is a huge prize fund on offer. The Team competition has a prize fund of 500,000 USD, and the Individual competition has a total prize pool of 4.5 million USD.

There will be a 54-hole Individual stroke play alongside a 36-hole Team competition. The field is made up of eight tournament invitations, 62 LET players and 42 players from the top 300 in the Women's World Golf Rankings.

- ANI

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