Exclusive | Pranavi on golf's 'rich man's sport' tag: 'In reality, it really isn't'
Pranavi Urs, 1st Indian woman to win an individual Asian Games golf gold, wants to bring more attention to a sport she believes is still misunderstood in India. From the rise of women's golf, influence of Aditi Ashok to the support system behind her career, Pranavi speaks on what the medal can do for the sport,...
Key Takeaways
- Pranavi Urs, 1st Indian woman to win an individual Asian Games golf gold, wants to bring more attention to a sport she believes is still misunderstood in India.
- From the rise of women's golf, influence of Aditi Ashok to the support system behind her career, Pranavi speaks on what the medal can do for the sport, overcoming a final-round setback and her belief that an LET title will eventually come.
- Full details and original dispatch available below.
Pranavi Urs, 1st Indian woman to win an individual Asian Games golf gold, wants to bring more attention to a sport she believes is still misunderstood in India. From the rise of women's golf, influence of Aditi Ashok to the support system behind her career, Pranavi speaks on what the medal can do for the sport, overcoming a final-round setback and her belief that an LET title will eventually come.
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This summary was curated from Times of India Sports.