Leonie Harm's Record Round Shines at Amundi German Masters

Pranavi Urs leads Indian golfers at the Amundi German Masters, finishing tied 83rd with a 3-over 76 in the opening round. Leonie Harm set a course record with an 8-under 65, taking the lead. Indian players need stronger performances to make the cut in challenging conditions.

Pranavi Urs stood out as the top Indian competitor after the first round of the Amundi German Masters, posting a 3-over 76 to tie for 83rd amidst testing conditions. Her round concluded with two birdies, three bogeys, and a double bogey.

Meanwhile, Leonie Harm of Germany claimed a new course record with an exceptional bogey-free 8-under 65, leading by one stroke. Esther Henseleit, also from Germany, follows closely behind with a remarkable 7-under 66. Danish golfer Sofie Kibsgaard remains in the mix as well.

The conditions challenged Avani Prashanth and Vani Kapoor; Prashanth managed a 5-over 78 while Kapoor struggled to a 10-over 83. With the current cut projected at 1-under, the Indian trio must improve their scores to advance.