India's not the first place most of us think of when we think of golf. But don't tell that to Shruti Khanna, Irina Brar and Meghna Bal.
Khanna, currently India's top amateur player, is a veteran of the game who has witnessed its growth in the country from up close. Brar, Chandigarh's golden girl, dominated amateur golf for half a decade before becoming one of the handful of players to take up golf as a profession. Bal, the youngest of the three and playing college golf in the U.S. and is seen as the country's next bright golf star. These three golf girls were recently featured in Golf Digest, India.
Yep, they've even got there own edition of the difinitive golf journal. Golf is on fire in India these days, and the first India Masters is currently taking place in Delhi with an elite international field.
High profile international tournaments, top level players, a rapidly growing fan base...and, beautiful young ambassadors like the gals above. It sounds to me like a winning formula for the game.
No dots on their heads? No vails covering thier faces? Progress in Persia? or is the picture just taken outside of India?
ReplyDeletegolf will go anywhere there is money!
ReplyDeleteThose girls are golfers? Wow, I'm impressed.
ReplyDeleteIreland is ahead by two in India. Damien McGrane. YES!
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smriti_Mehra
ReplyDeleteCheck out Smriti Mehra,a former student of mine, she is actually the first India women to play on the LPGA Tour. She can hit her driver 300 yards. I think she is also a princess.
I love the way women in India dress. These ladies look fabulous
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ReplyDeleteWow...that is interesting. I definitely do not think of India or even girls when I'm on the subject of gold. I think that's very impressive!
ReplyDeleteYikes, sorry, I meant golf, not gold.
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