Struggles at KPMG Irish Open: Indian Quartet Faces Uphill Battle
The Indian quartet faced a challenging first round at the KPMG Irish Open. Tvesa Malik led the group with a 1-over 74, while Diksha Dagar and rookie Avani Prashanth both scored 2-over 75. A strong second round will be crucial to advance and compete alongside top performers.
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The Indian contingent had a challenging start at the KPMG Irish Open. Tvesa Malik recorded the best performance among her compatriots with a 1-over 74 at the par-73 Carton House, placing her tied for 86th. Many players, however, have yet to finish their opening rounds.
Meanwhile, Diksha Dagar, who secured a spot in the upcoming AIG Women's Open, and newcomer Avani Prashanth both ended the day with 2-over 75s, tying them at 105th. Hitaashee Bakshi grappled with the course, sitting 3-over after only five holes.
Swiss golfer Chiara Tamburlini led impressively at 6-under, supported by a five-birdie display on the back nine. Tvesa Malik started strong but slipped with a bogey and double bogey later on. Similarly, Diksha Dagar suffered late bogeys, concluding at 75.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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