Did Rookie Avani Make Waves as the Top Indian at the Jabra Ladies Open?
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Synopsis
Avani Prashanth shines as the top Indian player at the Jabra Ladies Open, showcasing her talent at the renowned Evian Resort Golf Club. With impressive performances from fellow competitors, this tournament highlights the rising stars in women's golf.
Key Takeaways
- Avani Prashanth finished as the top Indian at the Jabra Ladies Open.
- The event took place at the Evian Resort Golf Club in southeastern France.
- Sara Kouskova won her first LET title.
- Other Indian players included Hitaashee Bakshi, Tvesa Malik, and Diksha Dagar.
- This tournament marks a significant milestone for Indian women in golf.
Évian-les-Bains (France), May 25 (NationPress) - Avani Prashanth emerged as the top Indian competitor at the Jabra Ladies Open, finishing tied for 28th place after an impressive final round score of two-under 69. The tournament took place at the Evian Resort Golf Club in southeastern France. Other Indian participants included Hitaashee Bakshi and Tvesa Malik, who both tied for 34th, and Diksha Dagar, finishing at 39th.
Czech golfer Sara Kouskova delivered a stellar final round, shooting four under par to clinch her first LET title with a 10-under total, which was two shots ahead of Shannon Tan.
Avani has had a remarkable season, with only two missed cuts in eight events. A prior champion on her home Tour, the Hero Women's Pro Golf Tour (WPGT), she has achieved three Top-20 finishes in her rookie year.
During the final day at the Evian Resort Golf Club, Avani started strong with three birdies from the sixth hole. Her first dropped shot occurred on the 11th, followed by another on the 14th, leading to a total of even par 213 over three days.
Hitaashee Bakshi, who had high hopes for a top-10 finish after a commendable second round of five under par 66, faced challenges on the final day, scoring six over par and finishing tied for 34th with a total score of two over par.
Tvesa began slowly, with a four over par first day, but improved with consistent performances of 70 on the second and third days, finishing tied for 34th as well, with a total score of two over par.
Diksha finished the tournament with a 73 on the last day, ending with a total score of three over par.
Kouskova began her final round strong, making birdies on the seventh and eighth holes. Despite a bogey on the 14th, she closed her round with back-to-back birdies, solidifying her victory and moving to third in the order of merit.
Chiara Tamburlini, who led on the second day, finished the tournament tied for 5th, maintaining her consistency with another top-5 finish, and is now fourth in the order of merit.
Order of Merit leader Mimi Rhodes ended tied for 32nd, overcoming a challenging second day to finish with a total score of one over par.
England’s Cara Gainer and Morocco’s Maha Haddioui secured tied third place, with Gainer remaining second in the Order of Merit behind Rhodes.
Point of View
I commend Avani Prashanth for her exceptional performance at the Jabra Ladies Open. Her achievement not only highlights her skill but also symbolizes the growing presence of Indian women in international golf. It’s essential to support and celebrate these athletes as they pave the way for future generations.
NationPress
25/07/2025
Frequently Asked Questions
What was Avani Prashanth's final score at the Jabra Ladies Open?
Avani Prashanth finished with a total score of even par 213 over three days.
Who won the Jabra Ladies Open?
Czech golfer Sara Kouskova won the Jabra Ladies Open with a total score of 10-under par.
How did other Indian players perform?
Hitaashee Bakshi and Tvesa Malik tied for 34th, while Diksha Dagar finished at 39th.
What is the significance of this tournament for Indian golfers?
The Jabra Ladies Open showcases the talent of Indian golfers on an international platform, highlighting their growth and competitiveness in the sport.
Where is the Jabra Ladies Open held?
The Jabra Ladies Open is held at the Evian Resort Golf Club in Évian-les-Bains, France.
