Keerthana rajeev
WPGT 2026: Ridhima Roars Back To Form To Take 3-shot Lead In 12th Leg
Ridhima shot a 5-under 67 to open up a handy three-shot lead over the field. The Gurugram golfer, who turned 28 last month, had six birdies against one solitary bogey in her round.
Three players, including amateur Keerthana Rajeev, Mannat Brar and Vidhatri Urs, winner of the 10th Leg, were three behind in second place following cards of 2-under 70 each.
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