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  Gurugram, 30-03-2025

  AHLAWAT, BHULLAR, CHOUHAN BEST INDIANS AT T-17 AT HERO INDIAN OPEN

  EUGENIO CHACARRA BECOMES FIRST SPANISH WINNER

  Overnight leader Eugenio Chacarra of Spain, opened the final day with a double bogey and closed with a bogey-par to emerge as the 2025 Hero Indian Open winner on the DP World Tour. The 25-year-old became the first Spanish champion of the event, producing three under par rounds over four days.

  Chacarra, who registered his first win on the DP World Tour, started the week with a win in the Pro-Am, and went on to shoot 70-70-73-71 for a total 4-under 284 at the DLF Golf and Country Club. He won by two shots over the defending champion, Japan’s Keita Nakajima (72).

  The top Indians were Veer Ahlawat (75), Om Prakash Chouhan (71) and Gaganjeet Bhullar (73), all of whom fini...

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  Gurugram, 29-03-2025

  AJEETESH SANDHU IS THE TOP INDIAN AT TIED 15TH AFTER ROUND THREE OF HERO INDIAN OPEN

  SPAIN’S EUGENIO CHACARRA MOVES INTO SOLE LEAD

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  Twenty-five-year-old Spaniard Eugenio Chacarra grinded his way to a 1-over 73 to take a one-shot lead over defending champion Japan’s Keita Nakajima (74) and South African Brandon Stone (71) after the third round of the 2025 Hero Indian Open.

  Two others, England's Matthew Jordan (73) and Sweden’s Jens Dantorp (73) were another shot behind at 1-under for three days.

  The top Indian was Ajeetesh Sandhu, who had two birdies in last four holes, that included the 18th, for a 74 and a four-over total. He was at the Tied-15th place, moving ten places up from his overnight Tied-25th. 

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  Gurugram, 28-03-2025

  GAGANJEET BHULLAR BEST INDIAN IN TIED 20th AT HALFWAY STAGE OF HERO INDIAN OPEN, A DOZEN INDIANS MAKE THE CUT

  NAKAJIMA PRODUCES MASTERCLASS ON FRONT NINE TO SHARE LEAD WITH CHACARRA

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  Defending champion Keita Nakajima of Japan produced an electric front-nine with seven birdies and then battled it out on the back stretch to put together a 6-under 66, that gave him a share of the lead after Round 2 at the 2025 Hero Indian Open. Nakajima shared the lead with Spain’s Eugenio Chacarra, who added a second straight 70 to get to 4-under at the US$ 2.25 million event.

  The co-leaders were two shots clear of the large group of five players in a tie for third at 2-under. The five included Jens Danthorp (71-71), Kiradech Aphibarnrat (71-71), Andrea Pavan (73-69), Matthew Jordan (69-73) and Joost Luiten...

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  Gurugram, 27-03-2025

  AJEETESH SANDHU BEST INDIAN AT FOURTH AS THREE PLAYERS SHARE LEAD ON OPENING DAY OF HERO INDIAN OPEN

  Marcus Armitage of England, Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts and Sweden’s Marcus Kinhult fired scores of four-under 68 to share the first-round lead at the 2025 Hero Indian Open being played at the DLF Golf & Country Club.

  Indians Ajeetesh Sandhu, who carded a 69, and Veer Ahlawat, who returned a 70 and was tied second last year, were the best Indians in tied fourth and tied 10th places respectively.

  There were five other Indians in tied 30th place. Two-time Indian Open winner SSP Chawrasia, Gaganjeet Bhullar, Shiv Kapur, Om Prakash Chouhan and Rayhan Thomas shot 72 each on a day when even par was a good score, to be tied 30th.

  Chawrasia, the last Indian t...

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  Gurugram, 26-03-2025

  OLD FRIENDS SHUBHANKAR AND VEER LOOK FORWARD TO HERO INDIAN OPEN

  Shubhankar Sharma has played Hero Indian Open every year since it came onto the DP World Tour in 2015, and has ensured weekend action each time. Sharma, who turned pro at 16, has also succeeded in keeping his playing rights on the tour since 2017.

  Keeping Sharma company on the DP World Tour is Veer Ahlawat, who by virtue of winning the PGTI Order of Merit earned a DP World Tour card for this season. While the DLF Golf and Country Club is the home course for last year’s runners-up Ahlawat, and it used to be the same for Sharma when he lived here.

  The two will be among the 30 Indians, which includes 4 amateurs, who will hope to bring back the million Indian Open to Ind...

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