Written by : Divyanshu Sahu

 

 

The 30th edition of the Evian Championship concluded with spectacular performances, unforgettable moments, and a thrilling showcase of talent from golfers around the world. As one of the most prestigious tournaments in women’s golf, the Evian Championship has once again proven why it holds a special place in the hearts of golf enthusiasts. This year’s event was marked by incredible achievements, including a first-time major winner, dominant displays by Asian golfers, and notable performances by some of the sport's biggest names. Let’s dive into the highlights and celebrate the achievements of these exceptional athletes.

 

 

Aditi Ashok Shines Bright at T17

 

 

Aditi managed to climb up the leaderboard and finish in the T17 position

 

India's Aditi Ashok showcased remarkable resilience and skill at the Evian Championship 2024. Despite an underwhelming start, Aditi managed to climb up the leaderboard and finish in the T17 position with a score of 280 (-8). Her performance earned her a prize of INR 80 lacs. Aditi's impressive comeback in the final rounds is a testament to her determination and talent. She is also set to represent India at the Paris Olympics 2024, further solidifying her status as a top golfer. Although fellow Indian golfer Diksha Dagar couldn’t make the cut this year, there is hope for her to shine at the Paris Olympics.

 

 

Aditi Ashok Among Top 20 from 132 Contenders

 

Out of 132 contenders, Aditi Ashok’s strong performance earned her a place in the top 20. Competing against some of the world's best golfers, Aditi’s achievement underscores her strong presence and consistency in the sport. Her stellar performance against a field of top-notch players boosts her chances of clinching a medal at the Paris Olympics 2024.

 

 

Ayaka Furue Clinches Her First Major Title

 

 

Ayaka Furue of Japan for an extraordinary performance at the Evian Championship 2024

 

Congratulations to Ayaka Furue of Japan for an extraordinary performance at the Evian Championship 2024! Winning her first major title, Ayaka Furue captivated the audience with her skill, precision, and determination. She finished the tournament with a total score of 268 (-16), earning a grand prize of INR 10+ Crore. This victory marks a significant milestone in her golfing career and sets a new standard for her future endeavors.

 

 

Patty Tavatanakit's Impressive Third-Place Finish

 

 

Patty Tavatanakit's third-place finish earned her a substantial prize of INR 4.5 crore

 

Thailand's Patty Tavatanakit once again demonstrated her exceptional golfing prowess by securing the third position. With a final score of 272 (-12), Patty impressed everyone with her consistent and powerful strokes throughout the tournament. Her third-place finish earned her a substantial prize of INR 4.5 crore. Patty's performance at the Evian Championship highlights her as a formidable contender in the global golfing arena.

 

 

Asian Women Dominate the Top 10

 

Asian women golfers made a significant impact at this year’s Evian Championship, with seven players finishing in the top 10. This remarkable achievement underscores the growing influence and dominance of Asian women in the sport of golf. Their exceptional performances are a testament to the rising standards and competitiveness of golf in Asia. The standout performers included:

• Ayaka Furue (Japan) - 1st place
• Patty Tavatanakit (Thailand) - 3rd place
• Haeran Ryu (South Korea) - 5th place
• Pajaree Anannarukarn (Thailand) - 6th place
• Peiyun Chien (China) - Tied 7th place
• Hye-Jin Choi (South Korea) - Tied 7th place
• Akie Iwai (Japan) - Tied 10th place

 

 

Nelly Korda’s Underwhelming Performance at T26

 

 

Nelly Korda faced challenges at the Evian Championship, finishing at T26

 

World No. 1 Nelly Korda, as per the Rolex Rankings, faced challenges at the Evian Championship, finishing at T26 with a score of 284 (-4). Unfortunately, her performance was hindered by an injury sustained from a dog bite. Despite this setback, Nelly remains a dominant player in the world of golf, and fans eagerly anticipate her return to form.

 

 

Celine Boutier’s Struggle to Retain Her Title

 

 

Celine Boutier from France, faced difficulties in retaining her title

 

Last year’s champion, Celine Boutier from France, faced difficulties in retaining her title, finishing at T39 with a score of 290 (+2). Celine’s struggle this year highlights the unpredictable and highly competitive nature of the Evian Championship. Her title was claimed by the rising star, Ayaka Furue, marking a significant shift in the competition.

 

 

Celebrating 30 Years of the Evian Championship

 

The 30th anniversary of the Evian Championship was a grand celebration of golf’s rich history and its promising future. As one of the major tournaments in the golfing world, the Evian Championship continues to attract and showcase the best talent globally. This year’s tournament was a testament to its prestige and significance, providing thrilling moments and memorable performances. Here’s to many more years of exceptional golf at the Evian Championship!

 

 

Conclusion

 

As we close the curtain on another successful Evian Championship, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to all the participants for their outstanding performances. Special recognition goes to Ayaka Furue for her remarkable victory and to all the top contenders for their incredible displays of talent. We wish the best of luck to all the golfers in their future endeavors, especially to Aditi Ashok and Diksha Dagar as they prepare to represent India at the Paris Olympics 2024. May they continue to shine and bring glory to their country. Here’s to the spirit of competition, the thrill of the game, and the hope for even greater achievements in the future.

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