City
Epaper

Bengaluru golfer Vedika lies second in US Kids World Championship as Ojaswini is ninth

By ANI | Updated: August 2, 2025 12:59 IST

Pinehurst [US], August 2 : Vedika Bhansali of Bengaluru and Ojaswini Saraswat of Mohali were the Indians in the ...

Open in App

Pinehurst [US], August 2 : Vedika Bhansali of Bengaluru and Ojaswini Saraswat of Mohali were the Indians in the top-10 after the first day at the US Kids World Championship golf at Pinehurst Village.

Vedika with a bogey-free 3-under 33 was tied-second with five others and was one shot behind the leader, Audrey Zhang of the US. At the same time, Ojaswini Saraswat, a former medallist at the US Kids World Championship, was Tied-ninth in Girls 12 after a card of 2-under at Pinehurst No. 5. Ojaswini was runner-up in Girls 11 a year ago and is looking at going one better.

Vedika, who was fourth a year ago in Girls 8 category, had three birdies and Ojaswini, runner-up last year in Girls 11, had three birdies and dropped her only shot on the 18th at the Longleaf club.

Chandigarh golfer Nihal Cheema, who was runner-up on Boys 7 in 2024, had just one birdie against two bogeys in his nine-hole round at Mid Pines (Black). Cheema, playing in the Boys 8 Category this year, was placed Tied-12th after the first day in the three-day event.

Results of the Indians at the US Kids World Championships at Pinehurst:

The Indian boys were placed as follows:

Boys 8: Nihal Cheema (Boys 8, Chandigarh) T-12;

Boys 10: Kabir Goyal (Boys 10, Noida) shot 72 (T-33);

Boys 11: Sohraab Singh Talwar (Boys 11, Mohali) - 76 (T-50);

Boys 12: Adit Veeramachaneni (Boys 12, Bangalore) - 73 (T-23), Siddhant Sharma (Boys 12, Faridabad) 78 - (T-93) and Hridaan Saraogi (Boys 12, Jaipur) 79 (T-112).

The girls were placed as follows:

Girls 8: Pramati Veera (Girls 8, Bangalore) - 37 in 9-hole round (T-21), Naaysha S Sinha (Girls 8, Noida) 38 in 9-hole round (T-29);

Girls 9: Vedika Bhansali (Girls 9, Bangalore) 33 in 9-hole round (T-2); Ahana Shah (Girls 9, Mumbai) 41 (T-61), Suhani Chandra (Girls 9, Gurugram) 43 (T-75), Aahana Shrivastava (Girls 9, Gurugram) 44 (T-83);

Girls 11: Aida Thimmaiah (Girls 11, Bangalore) 75 (T-23);

Girls 12: Ojaswini Saraswat (Girls 12, Mohali) 70 (T-9).

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

EntertainmentShahana Goswami reveals why she can’t wait for ‘Santosh’ to premiere across India

NationalBihar has made up its mind: Ramnath Thakur confident of Nitish's return despite Lalu's jibe

NationalTributes paid to tribal warrior Kumaram Bheem on death anniversary

Business"Government should ensure facilitation not regulation," India Today Group Chairman Aroon Purie on broadcasting industry

EntertainmentRocketShip Trailer: Isha Koppikar Returns in a Powerful Mother-Daughter Story That Will Touch Your Heart

Other Sports Realted Stories

Other Sports'You can’t put a price on it': Aus 'A' coach Tim Paine hails India 'A' tour as excellent learning for next generation

Other SportsDeepti's form will make some other sides 'very nervous': Meg Lanning

Other SportsWomen’s WC: Sophie Devine gets emotional as teammates gift her special memento for 300-match milestone

Other SportsInspired generations of players: Harbhajan's warm birthday wishes for Zaheer

Other SportsThe defeat didn't sit well with me': Centurian Brits reveals WC opener loss sparked South Africa’s fightback