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TSWREIS golfer Amulya Goguloth bagged top honours in the category A section of the Clover Greens South-Zone National Golf course Bengaluru

Mukul secured silver medal in category B at Nyalkal while Amulya bagged a bronze in category A

Boulder Hills Tigers pulled an impressive playoff win over last year’s finalists, Novotel Stars to qualify for the semifinals

Ecolastic Eagles outlasted Novotel Stars as they notched up a 3-1 win to continue their impressive form and maintain their top spot.

Ecolastic Eagles maintained their great start to the Titan Eye Cemetrix T9 Challenge with another sweeping win

TGF Backspinners recorded an upset 3-1 win over fancied Boulder Hills Tigers in the third round to jump two places

Thorrur’s Amulya secured gold in category A, Akhila of Yellendu won silver also in category A while Anusha sealed bronze in category B

The win against the Boulder Ninjas took the Jaagruthi Jaguars to the top of the table after two rounds of matches

Diksha Dagar finally cruised to her second Ladies European Tour as she grabbed a commanding four-shot win

BHGCC Raiders took lead after posting a commanding 3-1 win over Boulder Ninjas on the opening day

Diksha Dagar shot a round of 3-under 69 to be tied second in the Czech Ladies Open in Beroun

The second edition of the Titan Eye+ Cemetrix T9 Golf Challenge will begin at the Boulder Hills Golf & Country Club

Aditi Ashok continued her fine run this year as she added 5-under 67 to her first round 68 and climbed to 9-under to be placed tied sixth

Aditi Ashok logged her third successive top five finish as finished tied fourth at the Mizuho Americas Cup

Aditi Ashok stayed in contention for the title as she carded 4-under 68 on the third day of the Mizuho Americas Open

Diksha Dagar, continued to show fine form and finished strongly with three birdies in the last five holes to move into title contention

Indian golfer Manu Gandas carded an even par 72 that placed him Tied-26th at the Porsche European Open

Diksha Dagar slipped from the tied second position to end with a share of the sixth spot for her best finish

Rai, a winner on the DP World Tour, added 3-under 67 to his first two rounds of 71-68. Rai had four birdies against one bogey

Olympian Aditi Ashok dropped a double bogey on the closing 18th and lost a chance to get into play-off for a knockout berth