Hero Indian Open Day 4: Japan’s Keita Nakajima emerged victorious at the Hero Indian Open, securing his first DP World Tour title with a four-shot lead. However, the win wasn’t without drama as Nakajima faltered on the back nine with a bogey-bogey-bogey finish.
Hero Indian Open Day 4: Ahlawat Steals Second with Dramatic Eagle
Veer Ahlawat, playing on home soil, saved the best for last. A spectacular eagle on the final hole propelled him into a tie for second place alongside Sebastian Soderberg (Sweden) and Johannes Veerman (USA).
Early Charge from Nakajima Fades, But Enough for Victory
Despite a shaky final stretch, Nakajima’s strong start, including birdies on the first six holes, proved sufficient for victory. His overall score of 17-under-par secured him the coveted title and a significant boost in the world rankings.
Top Finishers Hero Indian Open Day 4
| Player | Total Score |
|---|---|
| Keita Nakajima (Jpn) | 17-under 271 |
| Veer Ahlawat (Ind) | 11-under 275 |
| Sebastian Soderberg (Swe) | 11-under 275 |
| Johannes Veerman (USA) | 11-under 275 |
| Gavin Green (Mal) | 10-under 276 |
| Romain Lagasque (Fra) | 10-under 276 |
| Matteo Manassero (Ita) | 10-under 276 |
| Ko Jeong Weon (Fra) | 9-under 277 |
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