The tight, tree-lined layout at Delhi Golf Club has rewarded precise ball-striking and recovery play in the opening rounds of the $4 million DP World India Championship, where weather delays disrupted play on day one. Niklas Nørgaard leads after a 66, with Thomas Detry, Eugenio Chacarra, and Tom McKibbin close behind, while defending champion Tommy Fleetwood and Rory McIlroy opened at 70 amid a star-studded field that includes major winners Patrick Reed, Shane Lowry, and Aaron Rai. Several Indian players, led by Om Prakash Chouhan at 68, posted solid starts on home soil, boosting local interest in top-10 contention. With two rounds remaining and Race to Dubai points at stake, recent form, course management, and avoiding big numbers on the narrow fairways will shape final positioning.
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