Aditi Ashok

Aditi Ashok Profile

• Name:
• Aditi Ashok

• Born:
• March 29, 1998

• Born / Home Town:
• Bangalore

• Profession / Known For:
• Golf

• Education:

• She completed her schooling at Frank Anthony Public School, Bangalore

• Hobbies:

• She enjoy reading books, watching movies and listening to music. Other interests are :-  Art, Craft, Skating, Hula-Hooping during her childhood.

• Achievements:

• BRIEF SUMMARY OF ACHIEVEMENTS as a junior and amateur (till 31st Dec 2015)

  Finished Amateur Career as World No. 11 on World Amateur Golf Ranking (WAGR) as the Best Indian Amateur and Best Asian Amateur as on 31st December 2015

  ADITI ASHOK is the youngest and first Indian to win LET’s Lalla Aicha Tour School 2016 with the lowest winning score of 23 under par at 17 years. With this victory she also became the first Indian (male or female) to win qualifying school of any internationally ranked tour. She equaled the men’s course record and set a new women’s course record with her career’s lowest round of 10 under par on Samanah Country Club.

  She is the only Indian golfer to have played the Asian Youth Games (2013) Youth Olympic Games (2014) and Asian Games (2014).

  She has 6 International Wins, 17 titles including 5 Low Amateur finishes in LPGA/LET events and has an impressive tally of top 10 finishes.

  She is the first Asian to win the 2015 St. Rule Trophy and Lawson Trophy (St Andrews Links).

  She is the first Asian as SILVER MEDALIST and Runner-up at the International European Ladies Amateur Championship 2015 (Murhof GC).

  She is the first Indian to win Ladies British Amateur Open Stroke Play Championship 2015 – Nicholls Trophy and Dinwiddy Trophy (Moortown GC).

  She is the first Indian to win the 81st Singha Thailand Amateur 2015 (Panya Indra GC).

  She is a winner of 2 WGAI professional events and has made cuts in 15 of the 16 professional events played.

  She is the first Indian to play the Sime Darby LPGA 2015 (KLGCC), finished Low amateur and Tied 42nd.

  She is the first Indian Amateur to play the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters 2014 (Emirates GC) finished Tied 38th.

  She is the first Indian Amateur to play the Sanya Ladies Open 2015 (Yalong Bay GC) finished Tied 36th.

  She has a growing list of records including being the youngest winner of WGAI’s professional tournament in 2011 at 13 years 5 months.

  She equaled the women’s amateur course record of 8 under par on the New Course, St. Andrews Links in May 2015 and set a women’s course record of 8 under par at Karnataka Golf Association, Bangalore in July 2015.

  She was low Amateur thrice in LET Hero Women’s Indian Open 2012, 2014 and 2015 at T8th, T14th and T13th respectively.

  She is a three-time National Junior Champion for 2014, 2013, 2012 and a two-time National Amateur Champion for 2014, 2011.

  She is a winner of numerous national titles and had her maiden win at 9 years and 10 months.

  Played for Team India since the age of 12.