Pranavi Keen to “Shut Out the Noise” and Chase Women’s Indian Open Win

Defending Champion Shannon Tan, Asian Games Gold Medallist Pranavi Urs Lead Field at Women's Indian Open

Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Fresh from their Asian Games exploits, Shannon Tan of Singapore and India’s Pranavi Urs find themselves going head-to-head once again at the US Dollars 500,000 Women’s Indian Open (HWIO). At Aichi-Nagoya, Japan earlier this month, it was Pranavi who claimed a historic gold for India while Shannon settled for the bronze medal, according to a release. Sports News | Defending Champion Shannon T…

Pranavi will look to carry her Asian Games confidence at the Indian Open golf

Indian Open 2026 features Asian Games champ Pranavi Urs among top contenders, aiming for her LET title at DLF Golf Club.

Defending champion Shannon Tan, Asian Games gold medallist Pranavi Urs lead field at Womens Indian Open - The Tribune

Fresh from their Asian Games exploits, Shannon Tan of Singapore and India’s Pranavi Urs find themselves going head-to-head once again at the US Dollars 500,000 Women’s Indian Open (HWIO). At Aichi-Nagoya, Japan earlier this month, it was Pranavi who claimed a historic gold for India while Shannon settled for the bronze medal, according to a release.

Indian Hopes Soar At Women's Indian Open

Asian Games champion Pranavi Urs aims to become the first home player in a decade to win the Women's Indian Open in Gurugram, facing strong competition from defending champion Shannon Tan (winner in 2025) and a host of international and Indian golfers, including past champions Liz Young (2024) and Pornanong Phatlum.

Pranavi keen to “shut out the noise” and chase Women’s Indian Open win

The Asian Games gold medallist will be the focus in the $500,000 Ladies European Tour event starting at Gurugram’s DLF Course on Thursday

Silver Medal In Hand, Diksha Dagar, Pranavi Urs Bring Asian Games Glory Home To Women's Indian Open

Diksha Dagar, the highest-ranked Indian on the Ladies European Tour, tees off this week with a bigger audience than Indian women's golf has ever had.