Ridhima Dilawari Stages A Fine Rally To Grab Third Title Of 2026 In 6th Leg Of Hero WPG Tour

Ridhima Dilawari staged a brilliant comeback to win the sixth leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour at Jaypee Wishtown. After a bogey-bogey start, she recovered brilliantly with two birdies and no further mistakes to card 71 and edge past Jasmine Shekar, who finished with a 75.

Both were tied heading into the final hole, but Ridhima’s par and Jasmine’s bogey sealed the win. This marked Ridhima’s third title in six events, strengthening her lead in the Order of Merit.

Saanvi Somu and Amandeep Drall finished tied third in the tournament.

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