Golf

India's journey in the world of golf has been driven by extraordinary talent and growing interest. From legendary pioneers to rising stars, Indian golfers have impressed the global golf community with their skill and grit. Here's our list of the top 10 golfers in India who’ve made history on the course.

1. Jeev Milkha Singh

The first Indian to join the European Tour, Jeev has multiple international wins including the Volvo Masters of Asia. He reached a world ranking of 28 and was honored with the Padma Shri in 2007.

2. Arjun Atwal

Arjun became the first Indian golfer to win a PGA Tour event, the Wyndham Championship in 2010, inspiring golfers across India.

3. Anirban Lahiri

With wins on the Asian and European Tours, Anirban has represented India at the Olympics and earned the Arjuna Award in 2014.

4. Gaganjeet Bhullar

A star of the Asian Tour, Gaganjeet’s wins include the Indonesian Open and the Macao Open, showcasing Indian talent across Asia.

5. Shiv Kapur

Shiv has claimed victories at the Indian Open and numerous international tournaments, establishing himself as a leading Indian golfer.

6. S.S.P. Chawrasia

Known for his short game and composure, SSP Chawrasia has multiple Indian Open wins and a strong presence on the European Tour.

7. Jyoti Randhawa

Jyoti was the first Indian golfer to enter the top 100 of the Official World Golf Ranking, with victories across Asia and Europe.

8. Shubhankar Sharma

Shubhankar is one of India’s brightest young talents, with victories on the European Tour and top finishes in PGA Tour events.

9. Aditi Ashok

One of the few Indian women to make a mark internationally, Aditi has won on the Ladies European Tour and made headlines at the Olympics.

10. Vijay Singh

Though representing Fiji, Vijay’s Indian heritage and his incredible career—three major championships and 34 PGA Tour wins—make him an icon among Asian golfers.

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