New Delhi, Oct. 22 -- All eyes at this week's $500,000 Hero Women's Indian Open will be on Pranavi Urs as she soaks in the adulation for her Asian Games gold medal. However, the 23-year-old's quest for a first title on the Ladies European Tour faces a challenging DLF Golf and Country Club course and a tough field. Shannon Tan, the defending champion from Singapore is only 22 but has built strong credentials since her LET entry in 2024. Her two wins on the LET include coming up trumps on a DLF course acknowledged among the toughest on the tour with its undulating greens, elevations, water hazards and some narrow fairways. She finished T2 in 2024 to Britain's Liz Young, who is in the 114-player field that has 27 Indians, before going one bett...