GURUGRAM: You may be able to spot a pond heron or a peacock at the DLF Golf & Country Club among other winged wonders but the main attraction will be the birdies that sink in the hole over the next four days.
As the $400,000 Hero Women's Indian Open tees off, all home attention is focused on Diksha Dagar, who is No. 4 on the Ladies European Tour merit list. The race to the finish line is "interesting" with second-placed Johanna Gustavsson and Thai rookie Trichat Cheenglab also vying for the top spot with four events to go. A runner-up place or a win here could see them leapfrog leader Celine Boutier, who passed on a ticket to ride.
