New Delhi: India's star golfer Aditi Ashok missed out on winning a medal on Saturday. She finished fourth after the fourth and final rounds of the women's golf event of the Tokyo Olympics. Despite this, he made history by showing a great game.
New Delhi: India's star golfer Aditi Ashok missed out on winning a medal on Saturday. She finished fourth after the fourth and final rounds of the women's golf event of the Tokyo Olympics. Despite this, he made history by showing a great game.
America's golfer got gold
Nelly Korda of America came first and won the gold medal, second between Mone Inami of Japan and Lydia Ko of Australia. There was a tie for the number.
Aditi created history
This is the second Olympics for Indian golfer Aditi Ashok. She was ranked 41st in Rio de Janeiro 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics. In such a situation, she created history by finishing fourth in the Tokyo Olympics, she missed the medal by just one shot, while Diksha Dagar of India got the 50th position.
Aditi lags behind Australian golfer
Bad weather interfered during the fourth round. In this round, Aditi finished fourth, scoring 3 der 68. In the last round, she birdies on the fifth, sixth, eighth, 13th and 14th holes and bogeys on the ninth and 11th holes. Aditi started at number two on Saturday morning but she lagged behind. Aditi was in the race for the medal the whole time but with 2 bogeys she fell behind Lydia Ko who made 9 birdies in the last round.
PM Modi encouraged
PM Narendra Modi has encouraged Aditi through Twitter, 'Very well played Aditi Ashok, you have shown tremendous skill and determination during the Tokyo Olympics. Missed the medal by a small margin, but you went ahead of any Indian and lit the flame for the future. Best wishes to you for the future.
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