Aditi Ashok completed a fine start-to-finish win at the Usha Delhi Ladies and Junior Girls Golf Championships at the NOIDA Golf Club on Thursday for a great start to the new season. The 14-year-old Bangalore golfer, who was in great form throughout last season, carded a final round of 74 to win by three shots over Gurbani Singh, who shot a third successive 75 on the final day. Aditi totaled 222 to Gurbani's 225.

Millie Saroha (74) edged aside Gursimar Badwal (77) to third place, while Vrishali Sinha (74), Amandeep Drall (79) and Anisha Padukone (81) ended in a tie for fifth.

Aditi Ashok continued to stay ahead of the rest of the field after the second round of the Usha Delhi Ladies and Junior Girls golf Championships at the NOIDA Golf Club on Wednesday. The 14-year-old Bangalore golfer, who is the reigning Usha All India ladies champion, shot a 76 today to total 148, which was two clear of second placed Gurbani Singh (75).

Gursimar Badwal, despite giving away three shots in the last two holes, carded 76, and moved into the third place ahead of Anisha Padukone (80). Gursimar is at 154 and Anisha is at 155.

Teenager Aditi Ashok played a very steady first round to card an even par 72 on the opening day of the Delhi Ladies and Junior Girls Golf Championships to take an early three-stroke lead. Aditi, who is in Category B is the overall leader, while Gurbani Singh is the leader with 75 in Category A.

Aditi, a part of the Indian ladies squad, and winner of numerous international titles, was one over for the front nine and then played consistently for one birdie and eight pars on the back nine for a total of 72.

Manu Gandas handled his nerves to overcome a late stumble and won the USHA Delhi IGU Juniors, the season's opening junior golf tournament at the Army Golf Club (AEPTA) on Friday. Gandas, who was lying second overall after the third round carded a final round of 73 and finished three shots clear of second place bunch of three golfers, Honey Baisoya (71), Shubhankar Sharma (74) and Abhishek Kuhar (75), all of whom ended at 294.

Manu topped the category A and also overall with four golfers, with four golfers, Viraj Madappa, topper in Category B, and Baisoya, Shubhankar and Kuhar (75), all tying for second overall. Madappa was the overall leader at the end of the third round.