The Latest Breaking News from Hero Indian Open

The Spaniard carded a final-round 71 to triumph by two strokes and wrap up his card just months after being dropped by the LIV Golf League

GURUGRAM: “Lunch, some practice, and put my feet up for the rest of the day” was Ajeetesh Sandhu’s plan for the afternoon after a hard-earned three under 69 left him tied-fourth on the opening day of the $2.25 million Hero Indian Open.

GURUGRAM: Scotland's Stephen Gallacher will be defending his title this week. The Linlithgow native was 44 when he proudly lifted the Hero Indian Open trophy. Golf's Stevie G is 48 now.

GURUGRAM: Two-time champion SSP Chawrasia will look to rekindle his love affair with the Hero Indian Open as he and Shubhankar Sharma eye glory at the country's flagship golf event beginning at the DLF Golf and Country Club here on Thursday.

That broad smile. Tick. That hearty laughter. Tick. That inspiring optimism. Tick. For free-flowing SSP Chawrasia, the glass is always half-full, never half-empty. And with this attitude, he steps out on the DLF Golf Country Club greens once again with his legacy sealed by two Hero Indian Open triumphs.

NEW DELHI: Returning after a three-year coronavirus-induced break, the Hero Indian Open is all set to offer the biggest prize purse ever seen in the history of the game in India when the world’s leading golfers will tee off at the DLF Golf Country Club in Gurugram for what promises…

NEW DELHI: Covid-19 continued to take a toll on international golf events in the country as the upcoming Hero Indian Open has been cancelled for the third year running, the DP World (European Tour) announced on Thursday.