- She now moves to Chandigarh for IGU first final of North Zone in which she is already have a unblemished score of winning all events she participated this year
NE SPORTS BUREAU
NEW DELHI, NOV 6
Golf is a demanding game and not a child’s play. For an Army officer’s daughter, who started just at the age of five, it is nothing but sheer determination and dedication that brought laurels to her parents an the nation.
Amaira Gulati , a seven- year-old golfer from Mhow near Indore registered a stupendous win in the US Kids Tour event at Delhi Golden Greens Club on Thursday. Competing against young golfers, she shot a score of one under which propelled her to the top of the scoreboard.
On the first hole, she stunned everyone with an Eagle displaying amazing accuracy and precision. She is currently leading the US Kids Tour in India in Under-8-yrs category which saw participation from South Korea and Japan in last event.
She is also leading the Indian Golf Union ‘E’ category score board. She started playing golf at the age of five and has participated in 30 tournaments and is creating sizzles in golf circuit by her impressive performance.
Her father is a serving army officer. She is studying in the Emerald Heights International School Indore.
She now moves to Chandigarh for IGU first final of North Zone in which she is already have a unblemished score of winning all events she participated this year.
