The 14th leg of Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour returns to the Rambagh Golf Club in Jaipur after a six-week break, and the buzz is palpable. With only two tournaments left in the 2025 season, this penultimate stop carries the weight of a major; eight players have lifted trophies over the first 13 legs, but only Vani Kapoor, Amandeep Drall and Sneha Singh have more than one victory.
In Jaipur’s mild November, the fairways will play like theatre boards and every swing will resonate like a dialogue between past performance and future ambitions. Here’s what to expect when the familiar trio tees off alongside the rest of the 36-player field.
Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour Season – A Trio At The Top
The 2025 Hero Golf Tour has been a roller-coaster. Vani Kapoor, a 31-year-old from Gurgaon, has been the tour’s metronome.
She captured her fourth win of the season and 35th career title at the 8th leg, carding a 5-under total after birdie bursts on Bangalore’s back nine. In seven starts, she has produced four wins, two runner-up finishes and a tied-third, a consistency that keeps her at the summit of the Hero Order of Merit.
Chandigarh’s Amandeep Drall, the 2020-21 rankings leader, broke a 15-month drought by winning Leg 7 in Mysore with three identical rounds of 71 and nerves of steel. That victory ensured she maintained her record of winning at least one domestic event every year since 2015.
Sneha Singh, meanwhile, began the year with back-to-back triumphs; her final-round 66 at Poona Club overturned a five-shot deficit and denied Vani by single stroke. The 2023 HWPGT rankings champion heads into Jaipur with two titles.
The rest of the field hasn’t been idle either. Jasmine Shekar, Neha Tripathi, Ridhima Dilawari and Seher Atwal are among contenders chasing their first win of the season.
With 36 players, including five amateurs, vying for a ₹16-lakh prize, the 14th leg promises tight leaderboards and high-stakes golf.
2025 Season Snapshot (Selected Players)
Player | 2025 Wins | Current ranking | Key performance points |
Vani Kapoor | 4 | Leader on Hero Order of Merit | Four wins, two runner-ups, third at Leg 7 |
Amandeep Drall | 2 | Third on rankings after Leg 7 | Won Leg 7 with 3x71; annual win streak since 2015 |
Sneha Singh | 2 | Second early season ranking | Back-to-back wins; shot 5-under 66 to beat Vani |
Jasmine Shekar & others | 0 | Seeking maiden 2025 win | Season highlight still pending |
Saanvi Somu Anvvi Dahhiya Eti Chaudhary Riya Jadon Shiksha Jain | - | - | Five amateurs adding fresh energy |
What’s At Stake For Sneha, Amandeep And Vani?
For Vani Kapoor, Jaipur is about making her mark. She has four wins so far, making her 2025 season one of the best ever, but a fifth win would nearly secure the Order of Merit.
Amandeep Drall is adamant on showing her Mysore win was not just a stroke of luck.
The three are like horses running on a dirt path, each moving in their own way but heading to the same end point. Other players, like Ridhima Dilawari and Neha Tripathi, who are steady, might change the story.
Don’t forget about the beginners; new players often take bold shots. By Sunday evening, Jaipur’s fairways will have created new stories and maybe a surprise that changes the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour rankings.
Tee Times And Expectations At Rambagh Golf Club
The Rambagh Golf Club, with its beautiful view of Jaipur’s Amber Fort, will hold the 14th leg. The Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour players will go out in groups of three.
Some important times to remember:
- Snigdha Goswami, Jahaanvie Walia, and Vidhatri Urs at 8:00 am.
- Neha Tripathi, Smriti Bhargav, and Seher Atwal at 8:10 am.
- Ridhima Dilawari, Nayanika Sanga, and Vani Kapoor at 9:05 am.
- Amandeep Drall teams up with amateurs Saanvi Somu and Anisha Agarwalla at 8:55 am.
- Sneha Singh pairs with Jahanvi Bakshi and Khushi Khanijau at 9:40 am.
The golf courses in Jaipur are usually smooth and hard, like a pool table, helping golfers who manage their spin and path well.
With just Leg 15 left after this week the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour has many strong players this time, and it might change the standings.
FAQs
- When and where will the 14th leg of the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour be played?
The 14th leg is scheduled from 5-7 November 2025 at Jaipur’s Rambagh Golf Club after a six-week break. - Who are the favourites for the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour 14th leg?
Four-time 2025 winner Vani Kapoor, two-time champion Amandeep Drall and two-time champion Sneha Singh headline the field, while Jasmine Shekar, Ridhima Dilawari and Neha Tripathi look to break through. - How has Vani Kapoor performed on the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour this season?
She has four victories and two runner-up finishes in seven starts and a commanding win at the 8th leg where she birdied five holes in a row. - What makes Amandeep Drall’s season special on the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour?
The Chandigarh professional snapped a long winless streak by taking the 7th leg with three steady rounds of 71, continuing a streak of winning at least one domestic event every year since 2015. - How did Sneha Singh secure her early-season wins on the Hero Women’s Pro Golf Tour?
She shot a flawless 5-under 66 in Pune to overturn a five-stroke deficit, then followed it up with another victory, placing her near the top of the rankings.
