Avani Prashanth (born 7 October 2006) is an Indian amateur golfer. She was the youngest player in the Indian squad for the Asian Games at Hangzhou, China in 2023. She became the first amateur player from India to take part in the Augusta National Women's Amateur tournament.[1]
Prashanth was born in Bangalore. Her father, M.S. Prashanth, encouraged her to play golf. She attends Greenwood High International School, Bangalore. She started playing golf at an early age of 3 years and 10 months.[2] She is currently India's No. 1 amateur golfer.[3] She trained under Laurence Brotheridge of Great Britain for four years.[1]
Amateur careeredit
In February 2021, Prashanth won her first tournament on the Hero Women's Professional Golf Tour in Mumbai.[2] In October, she won her second tournament in the Hero Women's Professional Golf Tour at Panchkula.[4] She also won both the All India Ladies and Amateur titles.[5] She played the Women's Amateur Asia Pacific Golf Championship in Abu Dhabi and finished T-16.[3]
In 2022, she won her third Hero Women's Pro Golf Tour event and won the individual and team gold in the 36th National Games.
In February 2023, she represent India in the Queen Sirikit Cup with the team finishing second to South Korean and Prashanth winning the individual event. In May, she finished first in the selection trials for the Asian Games. In September, she won the Ahlsell Final to become the first Indian to win on the LET Access Series.[6]
Amateur winsedit
2020 Champions Prestige Junior & Amateur Challenge
2021 IGU All India Ladies Amateur Championship
2022 IGU Telangana Ladies & Junior Girls Golf Championship, National Games, IGU Western India Ladies and Junior Girls Golf Championship, All India Ladies Amateur, All India Juniors
^ abRozario, Rayan (23 August 2023). "Indian golf's young superstar Avani Prashanth looking to make it count at the Asian Games". Sportstar. Retrieved 27 September 2023.
^ ab"Avani gears up to shine on the big stage". The Times of India. 10 November 2021. Retrieved 27 September 2023.
^ abcde"Avani Prashanth". World Amateur Golf Ranking. Retrieved 27 September 2023.
^"Avani puts pros in the shade". The Times of India. 23 October 2021. Retrieved 27 September 2023.
^"Meet Avani Prashanth, the 15-year-old breaking barriers at the Augusta National Women's Amateur". Golf Digest. Retrieved 27 September 2023.
^Achal, Ashwin (1 September 2023). "After making history, Avani Prashanth shoots for the stars". The Hindu. Retrieved 27 September 2023.
February 27, 2024
avani, prashanth, born, october, 2006, indian, amateur, golfer, youngest, player, indian, squad, asian, games, hangzhou, china, 2023, became, first, amateur, player, from, india, take, part, augusta, national, women, amateur, tournament, personal, informationb. Avani Prashanth born 7 October 2006 is an Indian amateur golfer She was the youngest player in the Indian squad for the Asian Games at Hangzhou China in 2023 She became the first amateur player from India to take part in the Augusta National Women s Amateur tournament 1 Avani PrashanthPersonal informationBorn 2006 10 07 7 October 2006 age 17 Sporting nationality IndiaResidenceBangalore IndiaCareerStatusAmateurProfessional wins3 Contents 1 Early life 2 Amateur career 3 Amateur wins 4 Professional wins 4 1 LET Access Serires wins 4 2 Hero Women s Pro Golf Tour wins 3 5 Team appearances 6 ReferencesEarly life editPrashanth was born in Bangalore Her father M S Prashanth encouraged her to play golf She attends Greenwood High International School Bangalore She started playing golf at an early age of 3 years and 10 months 2 She is currently India s No 1 amateur golfer 3 She trained under Laurence Brotheridge of Great Britain for four years 1 Amateur career editIn February 2021 Prashanth won her first tournament on the Hero Women s Professional Golf Tour in Mumbai 2 In October she won her second tournament in the Hero Women s Professional Golf Tour at Panchkula 4 She also won both the All India Ladies and Amateur titles 5 She played the Women s Amateur Asia Pacific Golf Championship in Abu Dhabi and finished T 16 3 In 2022 she won her third Hero Women s Pro Golf Tour event and won the individual and team gold in the 36th National Games In February 2023 she represent India in the Queen Sirikit Cup with the team finishing second to South Korean and Prashanth winning the individual event In May she finished first in the selection trials for the Asian Games In September she won the Ahlsell Final to become the first Indian to win on the LET Access Series 6 Amateur wins edit2020 Champions Prestige Junior amp Amateur Challenge 2021 IGU All India Ladies Amateur Championship 2022 IGU Telangana Ladies amp Junior Girls Golf Championship National Games IGU Western India Ladies and Junior Girls Golf Championship All India Ladies Amateur All India Juniors 2023 Queen Sirikit Cup individual Asian Game TrialsSource 3 Professional wins editLET Access Serires wins edit 2023 Ahlsell Final as an amateur Hero Women s Pro Golf Tour wins 3 edit 2021 Hero Women s Pro Golf Tour Leg 3 Hero Women s Pro Golf Tour Leg 11 both as an amateur 2022 Hero Women s Pro Golf Tour Leg 15 as an amateur Source 3 Team appearances editAmateur Queen Sirikit Cup representing India 2023 Patsy Hankins Trophy representing Asia Pacific team 2023Source 3 References edit a b Rozario Rayan 23 August 2023 Indian golf s young superstar Avani Prashanth looking to make it count at the Asian Games Sportstar Retrieved 27 September 2023 a b Avani gears up to shine on the big stage The Times of India 10 November 2021 Retrieved 27 September 2023 a b c d e Avani Prashanth World Amateur Golf Ranking Retrieved 27 September 2023 Avani puts pros in the shade The Times of India 23 October 2021 Retrieved 27 September 2023 Meet Avani Prashanth the 15 year old breaking barriers at the Augusta National Women s Amateur Golf Digest Retrieved 27 September 2023 Achal Ashwin 1 September 2023 After making history Avani Prashanth shoots for the stars The Hindu Retrieved 27 September 2023 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Avani Prashanth amp oldid 1182036938, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
