India’s Aditi Ashok finished her maiden Rio Olympics campaign in 41st position in the women’s golf event on Saturday.
Aditi carded a five-over 76 in her fourth and final round to turn in an overall score of seven-over 291. The young Bengaluru lass started with a bogey on the first hole, before slipping to a double bogey on the third. The back-nine resulted in two bogeys.
At the end of the second round, on Thursday, Aditi stood inside the top-10, with an impressive 6-under card. An eight-over 79 on Friday, however, saw her slip out of medal contention.
The event was won by South Korean Inbee Park (16-under overall). New Zealand’s Lydia Ko (11-under overall) took second place.
Aditi took to Twitter to share her experience and encourage kids in India to take up the sport as a career. “Thank you @LETgolf Had a great week and going with invaluable experience playing @OlympicGolf #Rio2016,” she tweeted.
“I hope to see more kids playing golf @IndianGolfUnion Thank you. I had a great week playing @OlympicGolf #IND,” she added.
Korean Inbee Park with a score of 268 clinched the gold while New Zealand’s Lydia Ko scored 273 for the silver and China’s Shanshan Feng, with a cumulative score of 274 settled for the bronze.
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