Sneha Singh delivered one of the most commanding rounds of her professional career on Thursday, 6 August 2026, carding a blistering 10-under 61 in the second round of the 11th Leg of the Women's Pro Golf Tournament (WPGT) at Clover Greens in Hosur, Tamil Nadu. The 22-year-old, who has struggled for form this season, now leads the field at an aggregate of 8-under 134 — four clear of her nearest rival.

Seven Consecutive Birdies Light Up the Back Nine

Sneha opened her second round with a birdie on the first hole, added another on the third, and then dropped her only shot of the day before birdying the seventh to turn at 2-under 35. The real fireworks, however, came on the back nine. After birdying the 10th and parring the 11th, she did not drop a single shot for the remainder of the round — birdying every hole from the 12th through to the 18th to close with a 61. It was a finish that underscored just how quickly form can return in professional golf.

Notably, Sneha is the 2023 Order of Merit winner and has yet to claim a title this season. Thursday's round, however, signals that she may be peaking at the right time.

Leaderboard After Round Two

Overnight co-leader Vani Kapoor carded an even-par 71 — four birdies between the seventh and twelfth holes offset by four bogeys — to sit in sole second place, four shots behind Sneha.

Amateur Ayesha Gupta, who had impressed with a stunning 67 on Day 1, managed just two birdies against four bogeys for a 73 and dropped to tied third alongside Nayanika Sanga. Sanga, who has been competing on the European circuit, posted a composed 3-under 68 featuring three birdies, an eagle, and two bogeys.

Tvesa Malik bounced back from a 73 on Day 1, improving by five shots with a 68 to reach 1-under for 36 holes. She was tied seventh alongside Smriti Bhargava (rounds of 70 and 71).

Mid-Field Standings and the Cut

Four players — Anvitha Narender, Lavanya Jadon, Shagun Narain, and Riya Jadon — are tied 11th, each at aggregate scores of 142. Riya Jadon, another overnight co-leader, endured a difficult second round, carding a 75 with six bogeys against just two birdies.

The cut fell at 155 after two rounds, with 31 players advancing to the final round on Friday.

What to Watch in the Final Round

With a four-shot cushion and momentum firmly on her side, Sneha enters the final round as the clear favourite. However, Vani Kapoor's consistency and Nayanika Sanga's European experience make them credible challengers. A first WPGT title of the 2026 season for Sneha would also reignite her Order of Merit defence — and Friday's round at Clover Greens promises to be a compelling finish.