2 weeks ago
Ridhima Dilawari secures fourth Hero WPGT title in Bengaluru
Ridhima Dilawari is a professional golfer from India.
She just won a big golf tournament in Bengaluru.
It was her fourth win on the Hero Women's Pro Golf Tour this year.
In golf, players try to take as few shots as possible, and Ridhima finished ten shots under par.
Another golfer, Mannat Brar, played her best round of the whole week on the final day.
She almost caught Ridhima, and the two golfers were tied near the end.
On the very last hole, Ridhima needed a birdie, which means finishing the hole in one shot less than normal.
She made it and won by just one shot, so there was no play-off.
This victory makes her the leader of the tour's points list, and she has finished second in two other tournaments this season.
Playing steady golf every day helped her win.
Ridhima Dilawari won her fourth Hero Women's Pro Golf Tour title at Prestige Golfshire, Bengaluru.
She finished at 10-under 206, one shot ahead of runner-up Mannat Brar's 9-under 207.
Mannat Brar posted the best card of the week with a 66, featuring seven birdies and one bogey.
Ridhima birdied the 18th hole to avoid a play-off after Mannat had tied her at 9-under.
The win, at the 12th Leg of the 2026 season, extends her lead atop the Hero Order of Merit.
- Who
- Ridhima Dilawari, an Indian professional golfer on the Hero Women's Pro Golf Tour.
- What
- Won her fourth WPGT title of the 2026 season, the 12th Leg, with a 10-under 206 total.
- Where
- Prestige Golfshire, near Bengaluru, India.
- When
- Friday, at the 12th Leg of the 2026 season.
- Why
- She held off Mannat Brar's back-nine charge and birdied the 18th to win, extending her lead at the top of the Hero Order of Merit.
Key facts
- Event
- 12th Leg, Hero Women's Pro Golf Tour (WPGT) 2026
- Winner
- Ridhima Dilawari (10-under 206)
- Runner-up
- Mannat Brar (9-under 207)
- Ridhima's rounds
- 67-71-68
- Best card of the week
- 66 by Mannat Brar (7 birdies, 1 bogey)
- Venue
- Prestige Golfshire, Bengaluru
- Tied third
- Vidhatri Urs and Heena Kang at 3-under
- Season titles
- 4 (Legs 2, 4, 6 and 12)


