Tournaments News

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  New Delhi, 19-10-2025

  Englishman Tommy Fleetwood seals title with super 65 in final round of inaugural DP World India Championship

  Tommy Fleetwood of England ran up four birdies in a row in the middle of the round to take a decisive lead and then never looked back to take home the inaugural DP World India Championship at the Delhi Golf Club, which was teeming with fans on either side of the fairways.

  Fleetwood walked onto the 18th green with a two-shot lead and could afford to miss a birdie and still win by two. Fleetwood finished at 22-under as Keita Nakajima, whose record in India has been fantastic with one win and two seconds in three starts, carded 69 and finished 20-under.

  Fleetwood, also the Brand Ambassador of DP World, received the specially crafted Lotus Trophy from Yuvraj Narayan, Group Dep...

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  New Delhi, 18-10-2025

  Dhruv Sheoran makes big gains with a 67 on day three, rises to tied 25th; Japan’s Keita Nakajima holds two-shot lead

  Japan’s Keita Nakajima produced a red-hot seven-under 65 to emerge leader by two shots after round three of the US$ 4 million DP World India Championship 2025 being played at the Delhi Golf Club (DGC).

  Nakajima (65-69-65), a former Indian Open champion, totaled 17-under 199 following his bogey-free effort on Saturday, to gain three spots from his overnight fourth position.

  Keita’s closest rivals were Englishman Tommy Fleetwood (15-under 201) in second place and Irishman Shane Lowry (14-under 202) in third place.

  The others chasing the leader were the quartet of American Brian Harman, Englishman Alex Fitzpatrick, New Zealander Daniel Hillier and Sw...

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  New Delhi, 17-10-2025

  Shubhankar Sharma shines with a 66 on day two; Five Indians make the cut as Tommy Fleetwood takes the lead

  Shubhankar Sharma’s grand comeback cheered up Indian fans in round two of the US$ 4 million DP World India Championship 2025 being played at the Delhi Golf Club (DGC).

  Two-time DP World Tour winner Shubhankar Sharma (74-66) produced a bogey-free six-under 66 to gain 67 spots and end the day in tied 32nd place as the highest-placed Indian at a total of four-under 140.

  PGTI winner Dhruv Sheoran (68-73) as well as multiple international winners Shiv Kapur (72-69) and Anirban Lahiri (70-71) were the next best Indians in tied 41st position at three-under 141.

  Two-time PGTI winner Abhinav Lohan (70-72) was the fifth and last Indian to make the cut as he total...

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  New Delhi, 16-10-2025

  Rahil Gangjee and Dhruv Sheoran make impressive starts on day one of DP World India Championship 2025

  Irishman Shane Lowry leads with a 64

  The Indian duo of Rahil Gangjee and Dhruv Sheoran made impressive starts on day one of the USD 4 million DP World India Championship 2025 being played at the Delhi Golf Club (DGC).

  Even as former Open champion Shane Lowry of Ireland shot a sizzling eight-under 64 to take the first-round lead and former Indian Open winner Keita Nakajima of Japan struck a 65 to be in second place, the Indian flag flew high thanks to the efforts of Rahil Gangjee (67) and Dhruv Sheoran (68) who ended round one in tied fourth and tied seventh positions respectively.

  Yuvraj Sandhu (69) was the next-best Indian in tied 17th place. Anirban Lahiri and Abhinav Lohan shot scores of 70 to be tied...

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  New Delhi, 15-10-2025

  Strong Indian contingent looks to make the most of home comfort at DP World India Championship

  India is fielding a strong 26-man contingent at the USD 4 million DP World India Championship which will be held at the esteemed Delhi Golf Club (DGC) from October 16 – 19, 2025.

  The tournament features one of the strongest fields on Indian soil with the likes of global golfing superstars Rory McIlroy, Tommy Fleetwood, Viktor Hovland, Shane Lowry, Brian Harman and Luke Donald, teeing it up on the hallowed turf of the DGC.  

  While international winners Shubhankar Sharma, Anirban Lahiri, Shiv Kapur, Rahil Gangjee and Ajeetesh Sandhu, are the biggest Indian names in the field, there are also a number of young Indian players competing at the mega event who have made...

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  New Delhi, 14-10-2025

  Sharma and Lahiri thrilled to return for $4 million DP World India Championship

  Shubhankar Sharma and Anirban Lahiri, who have previously won on the DP World Tour, make a return to the Delhi Golf Club after a considerable gap as they tee up at the DP World India Championship which starts on Thursday.
  
  The $4 million event - co-sanctioned with the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) - serves as the penultimate stop on the Back 9 of the DP World Tour, in the lead up to the season-ending DP World Tour Play-Offs on the 2025 Race to Dubai schedule.
  
  Featuring a star-studded international field, including Ryder Cup stars Rory McIlroy, Tommy Fleetwood, Viktor Hovland and Shane Lowry alongside homegrown heroes Shubhankar Sharma and Anirban Lahiri, who...

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