Aditi had back-to-back birdies on the fifth and sixth after two successive bogeys on the third and fourth. More trouble came with a double on the seventh and bogeys on the eighth and ninth holes as she turned in 4-over 40. On the back nine, she bogeyed the 12th, 13th and 15th for 79.

It was still her best individual finish in the Aramco Series. Except for that Par-4 16th in the final round, she indicated that her game was in good shape for the bigger events.

Diksha, who had a rare missed cut at the Scandinavian Open Mixed last week, opened strongly on the tenth with birdies on her first three holes. She added a fourth on the par-4 16th to turn in 4-under. Two more birdies on the first and the third took her to six under.

Dagar's Olympic journey began in Tokyo, where she became the first Indian golfer to tee off alongside compatriot Aditi Ashok, who impressed with a commendable fourth-place finish.