Kouskova Shines at Hero Women's Indian Open Amidst Challenging Conditions

On the challenging first day of the Hero Women's Indian Open, Czech golfer Sara Kouskova led with a 3-under-par 69, while Indian golfers struggled with bogeys. Kouskova was one of only seven to break par in the 114-player field and led her competitors by a stroke.

At the Hero Women's Indian Open, Czech golfer Sara Kouskova rose above challenging conditions to post a 3-under-par 69, seizing an early lead over her peers. Indian golfers Ridhima Dilawari, Pranavi Urs, and Diksha Dagar faced difficulties on the course, posting scores significantly above par.

Kouskova's steady performance featured birdies and an impressive eagle, contrasting sharply with the struggles of local players who could not keep bogeys at bay. Tvesa Malik ended her round at 5-over, with others such as Khushi Khanijau also struggling to find their game.

The leaderboard showcased a diverse field, with Mireia Prat, Florentyna Parker, and Perrine Delacour all trailing Kouskova by just one stroke. The competition remains fierce, with players vying for top positions on a tough day that saw no bogey-free rounds.

(With inputs from agencies.)