Pranavi Urs on golf's 'rich man's sport' tag: 'In reality, it really isn't'

Pranavi Urs, the first Indian woman to win an individual gold medal in golf at the Asian Games, believes the sport remains misunderstood in India. She is keen to draw greater attention to golf and address the widespread perception that it is exclusively for the wealthy.
Urs discusses the evolution of women's golf in the country and credits Aditi Ashok's career as an influential force in raising the profile of the sport. She also reflects on the support system that has enabled her own success, noting the importance of backing from family and coaching staff.
The golfer opened up about her Asian Games victory, including a challenging final round, and expressed confidence that an LET (Ladies European Tour) title will eventually come. She believes her medal can catalyse greater interest in golf among Indian athletes and help reshape the narrative around the sport's accessibility.



