Diksha Dagar won a silver medal in the women’s team golf event at the Asian Games Aichi-Nagoya 2026 along with teammates Pranavi Urs and Aditi Ashok. India finished second in the competition with a team total of 14-under 546 at the Kasugai Country Club East Course in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, on October 3, 2026. The medal marked India’s first-ever medal in the women’s team golf event at the Asian Games.

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India Secures Women’s Team Golf Silver

The Indian women’s golf team produced a strong performance in the team event and finished behind China. China won the gold medal with a score of 22-under 538, while India finished with 14-under 546.

The women’s team golf event is played in a stroke-play format, with the combined scores of the team members deciding the final standings. India’s result in Aichi-Nagoya added another medal to the country’s growing record in golf at the Asian Games.

For Diksha Dagar, the silver medal was another significant achievement in a career that includes success in both para and able-bodied competitions.

Pranavi Urs Creates History

Pranavi Urs added another major achievement to India’s golf campaign at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. She won the individual women’s golf gold medal and became the first Indian woman to win an Asian Games gold medal in golf.

Her individual success came alongside India’s silver-medal performance in the team event. The combined performances of Pranavi Urs, Diksha Dagar and Aditi Ashok helped India secure second place in the women’s team competition.

The results showed the strength and depth of Indian women’s golf at the 2026 Asian Games.

Aditi Ashok’s Strong Final Round

Aditi Ashok also contributed to India’s performance in Aichi-Nagoya. She finished 14th in the individual standings with a total score of two-over 282 after four rounds.

She produced a strong final round, carding 67. Her experience at major international tournaments added further strength to the Indian team during the competition.

Aditi has represented India at several major international events and has played an important role in the development of Indian women’s golf over the years.

Diksha Dagar’s Individual Performance

Diksha Dagar finished tied 18th in the individual women’s golf competition. She recorded a total score of five-over 285 after four rounds.

Her team silver added another achievement to an unusual sporting career. Diksha has competed successfully in both para and able-bodied golf events, making her one of the Indian golfers to achieve success across both categories.

She has also won two medals at the Deaflympics. Her journey has helped bring greater attention to opportunities for athletes competing across different sporting categories.

Kasugai Country Club Hosts the Competition

The women’s golf events were held at the Kasugai Country Club East Course in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. The course hosted the Asian Games golf competition as players from across Asia competed in individual and team events.

In team stroke play, the scores of individual players are combined to determine the overall team position. This makes consistency across all members important throughout the competition.

India maintained a strong position during the event and finished with a 14-under total, earning the silver medal.

China Takes Gold

China won the women’s team golf gold medal with a score of 22-under 538. India finished eight strokes behind the Chinese team with its 14-under 546 total.

The result placed India ahead of the other teams competing in the women’s team event and gave the country its first medal in this particular Asian Games golf category.

The performance also came during a successful golf campaign for India, with Pranavi Urs winning the individual gold medal.

A Major Moment for Indian Women’s Golf

The silver medal won by Diksha Dagar, Pranavi Urs and Aditi Ashok is an important result for Indian women’s golf at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games. It combined the experience of established international players with the strong individual performance of Pranavi Urs.

Diksha Dagar’s success is particularly notable because of her achievements in both para and able-bodied golf. Her latest Asian Games medal adds another major international result to her sporting career.

India’s women golfers now have both an individual gold and a team silver from the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 golf competition, giving the country a strong showing in the sport at this edition of the Asian Games.