Vidhatri Urs leads all WPGT winners into ₹17 lakh 11th Leg at Hosur
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
Vidhatri Urs, winner of the 10th Leg of the Women's Pro Golf Tour (WPGT), headlines a strong 53-player field at the ₹17 lakh 11th Leg being held at Clover Greens Golf Course in Hosur, Tamil Nadu. Notably, every leg winner from this season will be in the field, setting up one of the most competitive rounds of the domestic circuit so far.
A Field Stacked With Champions
The entry list reads like a who's who of Indian women's golf. Seasoned campaigners Vani Kapoor, Tvesa Malik, Ridhima Dilawari, and Amandeep Drall bring years of Tour experience to the tee. They will be pushed hard by a new wave of talent including Jasmine Shekar, Mannat Brar, Anvitha Narender, and Heena Kang.
Former Order of Merit winner Sneha Singh, who has struggled for consistency recently, will be looking to rediscover the form that once made her one of the most feared players on the domestic circuit. Neha Tripathi, another former force on the Tour, is also in the mix and remains capable of beating the best on her day.
Vidhatri's Return to Form
Vidhatri's victory in the 10th Leg ended a prolonged dry spell and signalled a confident return to contention. Her win demonstrated that she remains a genuine title threat and is ready to compete at the highest level of the domestic women's game once again. Defending that momentum in the very next leg will be the real test of her resurgence.
Amateurs Add Spice to the Competition
The field includes eight amateurs, continuing a trend that has seen field sizes consistently cross 50 players in recent weeks. The amateurs have repeatedly shown they can match the pros, raising the competitive stakes each week.
Two young amateurs to watch are Ananthi Vivek and Ceerat Kang, whose sister Heena Kang is also competing. Another sibling pair, Lavanya and Riya Jadon, adds further family rivalry to the proceedings.
About Clover Greens
Clover Greens Golf Course is an 18-hole resort located near Bengaluru, straddling the border between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. The WPGT is returning to the venue for the second time this season — the previous staging was the 9th Leg, won by Vani Kapoor. The scenic layout is expected to reward precision and course management.
With all of this season's winners converging on Hosur, the 11th Leg promises to be a defining round in the WPGT's 2025 calendar.