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Ojaswini claims 12th golf title

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 08:34 AM May 21, 2026 IST

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Ojaswini Saraswat gave a remarkable performance on the national stage by securing her 12th national title at the Indian Golf Union Pune Ladies and Junior Girls Golf Championship held at Oxford Golf Resort, Pune.

She carded rounds of 73,74 and 69 to finish with a total score of 216. Her final-day comeback helped her recover crucial strokes and force a playoff for the overall combined honours against Karnataka’s Priya Kumari, who also finished at 216.

She finished runners-up in the overall Ladies, A&B Combined standings. She also secured 2nd position in the A&B Combined categories, while clinching the girls’ B-category title.

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Ojaswini claims 12th golf title

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