Ojaswini, 13, makes the Indian Open cut

This note is verified. The reel was posted at 9:24 am IST on 24 October 2026. The series is OFFICIAL FOOTAGE. The stamp is VERIFIED. The picture is one frame of the reel. The credit is "NP reel frame; video: Ladies European Tour". The caption says the video is an official interview from the Ladies European Tour.

Ojaswini Saraswat is 13. She is an amateur. She made the cut at the Hero Women's Indian Open 2026 in Gurugram. The brief records the event as one on the Ladies European Tour. Making the cut is what this note reports. It is not a report of a winner.

The Indian Express and NDTV Sports report that she is the youngest Indian to make the cut at this tournament. The caption says the same: the youngest Indian golfer to make the cut at this event. That line is those reports, and the caption. It is about this tournament, and it is about an Indian golfer.

A second age line is separate, and it is narrower than "youngest ever". The Ladies European Tour says she is the second-youngest player to make a cut on the LET. Golf Channel is named with the LET for that line. The note that came with the reel says not to call her the youngest ever on the LET. This page does not.

The scores, as the caption and the brief give them from the LET, are these. Round 1 was 79. Round 2 was 69, and that round was 3-under. After 36 holes she is T26, at 4-over. The 3-under figure belongs to the second round. The 4-over figure is the total after 36 holes. Tied 26th is the place at that point in the tournament. It is not a final place. The tournament is still in progress. This note does not say she won, and it does not say she leads.

Those are the lines in the brief, and they are the sporting record used here. She is 13, and she is an amateur. The event is the Hero Women's Indian Open 2026, in Gurugram, on the Ladies European Tour. The youngest-Indian line is the one The Indian Express and NDTV Sports carry. The second-youngest line is the one the LET carries, with Golf Channel named beside it. The card in that brief is a first round of 79, a second round of 69 at 3-under, and T26 at 4-over after 36 holes.

The sources named on the reel are the Ladies European Tour, The Indian Express, NDTV Sports and Golf Channel. The LET address in the source list is the official page. The Indian Express and NDTV Sports addresses are the reports named for the youngest-Indian line. Golf Channel is named with the LET for the second-youngest line, and its page is about her making the cut at the 2026 Hero Women's Indian Open.