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Hero Women's Indian Open Order of Play for Rounds 1 & 2 Hero Women's Indian Open DLF Golf and Country Club Order of Play for Rounds 1 & 2 ROUND 1 ROUND 2 ROUND 1 ROUND 2 Name Represents Name Represents Match Time Tee Match Time Tee Match Time Tee Match Time Tee Elisabeth Esterl (GER) Emirates GC Dubai, Dot, Hirzl Millie Saroha (Am) (IN) India 1 07:00 1 20 11:00 10 Lidya Ivana Jaya (IDN) Indonesia 2 07:00 10 19 11:00 1 Clare Queen (SCO) Scotland Jiali Ji (SIN) Singapore Vandana Agarwal (IN) India Carly Booth (SCO) Nike, Aberdeen Asset, Audi Rachel Bell (ENG) Callaway 3 07:10 1 22 11:10 10 Preetinder Kaur (IN) India 4 07:10 10 21 11:10 1 Praewnappa Phol-Uayporn (THA) Thailand Danielle Montgomery (ENG) www.protourgolfcollege.com Narisara Kerdrit (THA) Thailand Jessica Ji (KOR) Korea Zuzana Kamasova (SVK) Gray Bear - GC Tale, Slovakia 5 07:20 1 24 11:20 10 Lynn Kenny (SCO) Archerfield Links 6 07:20 10 23 11:20 1 Gwladys Nocera (FRA) Lacoste, Ping, France Vani Kapoor (Am) (IN) India Karen Lunn (AUS) Australia Rebecca Flood (AUS) Golf Australia, Srixon Sharmila Nicollet (IN) India 7 07:30 1 26 11:30 10 Chouvarest Chourkittisopon (THA) Thailand 8 07:30 10 25 11:30 1 Pernilla Lindberg (SWE) Sweden Beth Allen (USA) USA Frances Bondad (AUS) Australia Ankita Tiwana (IN) India Sophie Gustafson (SWE) Sweden 9 07:40 1 28 11:40 10 Anne-Lise Caudal (FRA) Lacoste, France 10 07:40 10 27 11:40 1 Felicity Johnson (ENG) Harborne GC Lotta Wahlin (SWE) Landeryds GK, Sweden Laura Davies (ENG) Srixon Valentine Derrey (FRA) France Caroline Hedwall (SWE) Barseback G&CC, Sweden 11 07:50 1 30 11:50 10 Lisa Holm Sorensen (DEN) Esbjerg Golfklub, Denmark 12 07:50 10 29 11:50 1 Lee-Anne Pace (SA) Puma/Cobra Stacey Keating (AUS) Sanctuary Lakes, GA Christina Kim (USA) USA Kaoru Ohori (JPN) Japan Nontaya Srisawang (THA) PTT, Singha 13 08:00 1 32 12:00 10 Do Yeon Kim (KOR) Korea 14 08:00 10 31 12:00 1 Nikki Garrett (AUS) Oakley, Cross Erika Tobuse (JPN) Japan Vikki Laing (SCO) DST Group /Kings Acre Academy Maha Haddioui (MOR) Team Morocco Tandi Cuningham (SA) Wanderers GC, South Africa 15 08:10 1 34 12:10 10 Caroline Afonso (FRA) Inst. Basque de Golf, Lacoste 16 08:10 10 33 12:10 1 Aditi Ashok (Am) (IN) India Rungthiwa Pangjan (THA) Thailand Henrietta Zuel (ENG) Calvin Klein Golf Mika Ikemura (JPN) Japan Ajira Nualraksa (THA) Thailand 17 08:20 1 36 12:20 10 Tanya Wadhwa (IN) India 18 08:20 10 35 12:20 1 Julie Maisongrosse (FRA) France Jenni Kuosa (FIN) Hotel Quinta Da Marinha Resort Walailak Satarak (USA) USA Nalini Singh Siwach (IN) India 19 11:00 1 2 07:00 10 Stacy Lee Bregman (SA) South Africa 20 11:00 10 1 07:00 1 Miho Mori (JPN) Japan Min-Sun Kim (KOR) Korea Tvesa Malik (Am) (IN) India Caroline Rominger (SWI) www.carolinerominger.ch, SWI Kiran Matharu (ENG) 4Sports 21 11:10 1 4 07:10 10 Gauri Monga (Am) (IN) India 22 11:10 10 3 07:10 1 Mehar Atwal (Am) (IN) India Anil Johani Abu Bakar (MAL) Malaysia Rhea Nair (IN) India Florentyna Parker (ENG) England, florentynaparker.com Pennapa Pulsawath (THA) Panya Indra Golf Club 23 11:20 1 6 07:20 10 Tania Elosegui (ESP) Finca Cortesin/Credit Agricole 24 11:20 10 5 07:20 1 Kylie Walker (SCO) The Carrick on Loch Lomond Linda Wessberg (SWE) Delsjo Golf Klubb, Sweden Cassandra Kirkland (FRA) NUNI, OAKLEY Smriti Mehra (IN) India Ai Yasui (JPN) Japan 25 11:30 1 8 07:30 10 Lorie Kane (CAN) Canada 26 11:30 10 7 07:30 1 Meghna Bal (IN) India Trish Johnson (ENG) The Wiltshire Golf & CC Titiya Plucksataporn (THA) Titan Cable, Ping, Singha Pornanong Phatlum (THA) Singha, Callaway, Pin High Rebecca Codd (IRE) Team Ireland Golf 27 11:40 1 10 07:40 10 Becky Brewerton (WAL) Wales 28 11:40 10 9 07:40 1 Jeehae Lee (KOR) SPG Corporation Jade Schaeffer (FRA) Puma Tanaporn Kongkiatkrai (THA) Singha, Crest link, Titleist Hei-Ji Kim (KOR) Korea Angel Sze (HK) Hong Kong 29 11:50 1 12 07:50 10 Virginie Lagoutte-Clement (FRA) Lacoste,Mizuno,Golf LaValdaine 30 11:50 10 11 07:50 1 Wannasiri Sirisampant (THA) Thailand Ashleigh Simon (SA) South Africa Valerie Tan (BRU) Brunei Sophie Walker (ENG) Forest Pines Hotel and Spa Becky Morgan (WAL) Wales 31 12:00 1 14 08:00 10 Neha Tripathi (IN) India 32 12:00 10 13 08:00 1 Tiranun Yoopan (THA) Thailand Sophie Sandolo (ITA) Royal Mougins GC, Mizuno Hannah Jun (USA) USA Shi Hyun Park (KOR) Korea Holly Aitchison (ENG) Bunker Mentality 33 12:10 1 16 08:10 10 Saaniya Sharma (IN) India 34 12:10 10 15 08:10 1 Panuma Vitayakonkomel (THA) Thailand Margherita Rigon (ITA) Golf Castelfranco,F.I.G Morgana Robbertze (SA) Wingate Park CC South Africa Nikki Ponappa (IN) India Liebelei Elena Lawrence (LU) BSI 35 12:20 1 18 08:20 10 Pallavi Jain (IN) India 36 12:20 10 17 08:20 1 Raksha Phadke (Am) (IN) India Ana Larraneta (ESP) Servalcatering.com Tiffany Tavee (USA) USA .
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