Nihal Cheema, Drona Singh Dhull and Prince Bainsla on the boys’ side, and Naaysha S Sinha, Gairat Kaur Kahlon and Shiksha Jain among the girls, were the standout performers at

Veer Ahlawat closed with a four-under 67 to win the INR 1 crore CIDCO Open 2025 presented by Larsen & Toubro, completing a wire-to-wire victory in the first-ever professional event

Shaurya Bhattacharya surged into Asian Tour Qualifying School contention with a superb six-under 65 in the third round of Final Stage at Lake View Resort & Golf Club, moving from

Shubhankar Sharma opened with a two-over 74 to sit tied-71st after a turbulent first round at the AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open on the demanding La Réserve Golf Links. The recent

Rohan Dhole Patil smashed the course record with a stunning seven-under 64 to grab a share of the 54-hole lead at 10-under 203 alongside Veer Ahlawat at the INR 1

India’s Shubham Jaglan, who turned professional barely six months ago, moved into pole position to earn full Asian Tour playing rights for 2026 after taking the second-round lead at Final

Prince Bainsla made just one birdie all day but relied on a solid run of pars to keep control of the Boys 15–18 division after round two of the fifth

Veer Ahlawat fired a second straight six-under 65 to open up a three-shot lead after round two of the INR 1 crore CIDCO Open 2025, the first-ever professional event at

Prince Bainsla, who turns 16 later this month, shot a superb six-under 66 to lead the Boys 15–18 division after day one of the three-day 2025 US Kids Golf Indian