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Southern India ladies golf

BANGALORE: The ninth DT Southern India Ladies Amateur golf championship will be held at the KGA Course here from Tuesday (September 5).

The tournament has attracted entries from some of the Country's leading women golfers like Shruti Khanna, Vandana Agarwal and Sharmila Nicollet.

The tournament will conclude on September 8.

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