Coffs harbour golf club

Coffs Harbour Golf Club: Top Indian golfers Pranavi Urs and Diksha Dagar, along with Avani Prashanth, will be hoping to see some action at the Australian Women’s Classic, which has also been hit by poor weather. After the cancellation of last week’s event in Brisbane, this week’s event has been reduced to 54 holes and will begin on Friday. The three Indians were also due to play in Brisbane last week, but the event was called off due to a cyclone.

The Indian challenge is Pranavi, a former winner of the WPGT Order of Merit; Diksha Dagar, winner of two Ladies European Tour (LET) titles; and rookie Avani Prashanth. They will have to stay content with practising at the range and will not be able to play a practice round.

Having already arrived in Australia, Pranavi and Avani stayed with a relative of Pranavi, while waiting for this week’s event at the Coffs Harbour Golf Club. The LET has confirmed the Australian Women’s Classic has been reduced to 54 holes. This decision comes following heavy rainfall and flooding in the Coffs coast region during and in the immediate aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Alfred.