Jaipur: India’s rising golfing star Ojaswini Saraswat has created history at the Hero Women’s Indian Open 2026, winning the best amateur award after an impressive performance against an elite international field of professional golfers on the Ladies European Tour (LET).At just 13 years of age, Ojaswini achieved the remarkable distinction of becoming the youngest player to make the cut at the Hero Women’s Indian Open, marking a significant milestone in Indian women’s golf.
Youngest player to make the cut at the Hero Women’s Indian Open, Ojaswini Saraswat delivers a memorable performance on the Ladies European Tour
One of the highlights of her championship came in the second round, when Jaipur’s Ojaswini produced a spectacular three-under-par 69, featuring seven birdies. She tied with professional golfer Vani Kapoor for the best round of the day, an outstanding achievement for a 13-year-old competing against experienced professionals from across the world.Following a challenging opening round, Ojaswini’s second-round performance demonstrated her ability to respond under pressure, showcasing her scoring ability, resilience and competitive temperament.
Youngest player to make the cut at the Hero Women’s Indian Open, Ojaswini Saraswat delivers a memorable performance on the Ladies European Tour
She continued her campaign over the weekend, navigating the demanding conditions at DLF Golf and Country Club, Gurugram. Ojaswini carded a four-over-par round in Sunday’s final round to finish the championship at 16-over-par overall.While her final score reflects the challenge of competing on a demanding professional tour course, her historic achievement of making the cut and winning the Best Amateur Award stands out as a defining moment in her young career.
Youngest player to make the cut at the Hero Women’s Indian Open, Ojaswini Saraswat delivers a memorable performance on the Ladies European Tour
Ojaswini has established herself as one of India’s most accomplished junior golfers through consistent performances and numerous national championship victories. Her appearance at the Hero Women’s Indian Open provided valuable experience competing alongside some of the world’s leading professional golfers.Her achievement is a proud moment for Indian golf and a testament to the potential of the country’s emerging generation of female golfers.At just 13, Ojaswini Saraswat has made her mark on the Ladies European Tour, proving that age is no barrier to competing on the biggest stage. Her historic performance and Best Amateur Award will be remembered as an important milestone in her journey towards international golf.
