However, her lead was whittled down to just one stroke by Mumbai\u2019s Uma Menon, who is placed second at 162 and Paromita, the current AVT Tour\u2019s top-ranked golfer, will need to keep her nerves and stave off the challenge from Uma on the final day. A creditable round from senior player Anita Punamiya saw her climb to third place with a score of 166.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Junior star Vaani Menon continued her good run and is leading in the Silver category with a combined score of 171, closely followed by a senior player, Rajeshwari Agarwal, at 172.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The tournament reflects the continued commitment and dedicated efforts of the BPGC Ladies Section, whose meticulous planning and passion for the sport have helped create a premier platform for women golfers to showcase their talent.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Junior star Vaani Menon continued her good run and is leading in the Silver category with a combined score of 171, closely followed by a senior player, Rajeshwari Agarwal, at 172.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The Bronze division has Mumbai girls Cynthia Sandhu and Minal Sandu at 96 & 98 respectively. A total of 96 golfers are in the fray for top honours in the respective divisions.<\/p>\r\n\r\n