Did Diksha and Pranavi Finish Tied-32nd at the Korea Championship?
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Synopsis
In a captivating showdown at the Aramco Korea Championship, Diksha Dagar and Pranavi Urs both secured a Tied-32nd finish after two rounds. Despite contrasting performances, they showcased resilience in the competitive field. Join us as we explore their journey and the thrilling outcomes of this prestigious tournament.
Key Takeaways
- Diksha Dagar and Pranavi Urs both finished Tied-32nd at the Aramco Korea Championship.
- Despite a rough front nine, Diksha recovered well in her second round.
- Pranavi faced challenges but maintained her composure on the back nine.
- Team Kouskova won the team event with a score of 21-under par.
- The individual competition will wrap up on May 11.
Seoul (South Korea), May 10 (NationPress) Diksha Dagar and Pranavi Urs encountered different challenges, yet both concluded the second round of the Aramco Korea Championship at the New Korea Country Club in a Tied-32nd position this Saturday. While Diksha bounced back from a disappointing front nine of 3-over, Pranavi faced difficulties on her second nine, which was the front side of the course. Diksha recorded a score of 2-over 74, while Pranavi posted 3-over 75, leading both to a cumulative score of 3-over 147 for the two rounds.
Meanwhile, Avani Prashanth (79-73), despite a commendable second round, was unable to make the cut, along with Tvesa Malik (79-76).
In the individual championship, defending champion and local favorite Hyo Joo Kim leads Lee-Anne Pace by one stroke with a score of four-under-par. South Korean players had a strong performance in the wet conditions, achieving a second consecutive round of 70 (-2).
With Lee-Anne Pace in second place at three-under-par, Daniela Darquea from Ecuador and Perrine Delacour from France, a recent winner at the Investec SA Women’s Open, are tied for third at two-under-par.
In the team competition, Team Kouskova prevailed by a single stroke, consisting of Kouskova, Lee-Anne Pace, Brianna Navarrosa, and Patricia Isabel Schmidt. They finished at 21-under, just one stroke ahead of Team Delacour, which included Delacour, Maha Haddioui, Eleanor Givens, and Polly Mack.
In an exciting finale, Lee-Anne Pace secured a crucial birdie on the final hole at the Aramco Korea Championship to clinch victory for Team Kouskova with a winning score of 21-under par.
Team Diksha finished in seventh place, while Team Pranavi, which included Avani, secured T-11. Tvesa Malik, part of Team Pia Babnik, ended up T-24. Despite starting with three bogeys on the front nine, Diksha made a strong recovery on the back nine with eight pars and one birdie for a 2-over card. Pranavi maintained an even par on the back nine after starting from the 10th but lost three shots on her front nine.
Seven players are tied for fifth at one-under-par, including Chiara Tamburlini from Switzerland, Dorthea Forbrigd from Norway, Johanna Wrigley from Sweden, and Kelsey Bennett from Australia, as well as German trio Schmidt, Polly Mack, and Chiara Noja. With the team event now concluded, the 54-hole individual competition is set to wrap up on Sunday (May 11).
Point of View
I emphasize that the resilience displayed by both Diksha Dagar and Pranavi Urs at the Aramco Korea Championship is commendable. Their determination in a challenging environment reflects their commitment to excellence. This tournament not only highlights their individual journeys but also showcases the growing prominence of women's golf on the global stage. NationPress stands firmly behind our athletes as they continue to inspire future generations.
NationPress
21/05/2025
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the final scores of Diksha and Pranavi?
Diksha finished with a score of 2-over 74 and Pranavi with 3-over 75, both ending at 3-over 147 after two rounds.
Who is leading the individual event?
Defending champion Hyo Joo Kim is leading by one stroke with a score of four-under-par.
What positions did Team Diksha and Team Pranavi finish?
Team Diksha finished in seventh place, while Team Pranavi secured T-11.
How did the weather affect the tournament?
The players, particularly from South Korea, performed well despite the wet conditions, achieving solid scores.
When does the individual competition conclude?
The 54-hole individual competition is set to conclude on Sunday, May 11.
