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Huang wins fourth LET title; Indians finish in top 20
A big golf tournament for women, called the PIF London Championship, just finished.
A 17-year-old golfer from Canada named Anna Huang won the tournament.
She played very well and finished 22 shots under par, which is a fantastic score.
She won by two shots over England's Charley Hull.
This win made Anna the youngest player ever to win four tournaments on the Ladies European Tour.
Some golfers from India also played in London.
Pranavi Urs had a brilliant final round of 7-under-par and finished tied for 19th place.
Aditi Ashok finished a bit higher, tied for 17th place.
Another Indian golfer, Diksha Dagar, struggled in her last round and finished tied for 46th place.
Canada's 17-year-old Anna Huang won the PIF London Championship by two shots at 22-under-par, claiming her fourth Ladies European Tour title in less than 11 months.
Huang became the youngest player ever to win four LET titles, breaking the record previously held by Lydia Ko.
Charley Hull finished runner-up at 20-under after a four-putt double bogey on the 17th hole.
Pranavi Urs fired a bogey-free final-round 7-under 66 to finish tied 19th at 5-under 287.
Aditi Ashok closed with a 4-under 69 to finish tied 17th at 6-under 286, while Diksha Dagar finished tied 46th at 3-over 291.
- Who
- Canada's Anna Huang won the tournament; Indian golfers Pranavi Urs, Aditi Ashok, Diksha Dagar and Avani Prashanth also competed.
- What
- Final round of the PIF London Championship, a Ladies European Tour event.
- Where
- Centurion Club, London.
- When
- Sunday, August 10.
- Why
- Huang claimed her fourth LET title in less than 11 months, while the Indian players sought strong finishes and improved standings in the Race to Costa del Sol.
Key facts
- Winner
- Anna Huang (Canada)
- Winning score
- 22-under-par
- Margin of victory
- 2 shots
- Runner-up
- Charley Hull (England), 20-under
- Best Indian finish
- Aditi Ashok, tied 17th at 6-under 286
- Huang's record
- Youngest winner of four LET titles at 17 years, 9 months, 10 days
- Round of the day
- Shannon Tan (Singapore), 9-under 64
- Venue
- Centurion Club, London
Sources
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