Diksha stays in top-10 of merit list despite AIG Women’s Open missed cut

Despite missing the cut at the AIG Women’s Open, Diksha Dagar is the top Indian on the LET Order of Merit, occupying the sixth slot. The two-time LET winner is placed eighth in the Race to Costa del Sol standings, underlining the consistency she has shown throughout the 2026 season, which has included multiple top-10 finishes. The Hero-supported Diksha will once again spearhead Indian challenge as the Ladies European Tour resumes with the PIF London Championship at Centurion Club later this week.

Diksha will be aiming to consolidate her position among the Tour’s leading players and strengthen her bid for another top-10 finish.

India will have a strong presence at Centurion Club with four other players in the field. Rookie Avani Prashanth has enjoyed an encouraging debut season on the LET and is currently 45th on the Order of Merit.

Pranavi Urs, also backed by Hero, is close behind in 48th, while five-time LET winner Aditi Ashok occupies 58th after a mixed campaign. Hitaashee Bakshi is continuing to gain experience in her first full LET season, and is placed 127th. South Africa’s Casandra Alexander is the Race to Costa del Sol leader, while Singapore’s Shannon Tan, the 2025 LET Order of Merit champion, will also be looking to contend for the title. For Diksha, the week presents another opportunity to reinforce her status as India’s leading performer on the LET this season.