Indian Golfer Devvrat Shines at ISF World School Golf Championship 2026

Outstanding Performance by Indian Team at World School Golf Championship

Rabat [Morocco], November 10: The International Schools Sports Organisation (ISSO) showcased a commendable performance at the ISF World School Golf Championship 2026 held in Morocco. Young golfer Devvrat clinched a bronze medal in the Under-15 category, marking a significant achievement.

As per a press release, the Indian team, consisting of six talented student-athletes, finished fifth overall in the team event, competing against 18 other teams from around the globe. The championship took place from November 2 to 8 in Taghazout-Agadir, Morocco, gathering 19 teams and offering a prestigious platform for young golfers to display their skills and compete at a high level.

Devvrat's bronze medal was particularly impressive given the tough conditions on the course, which included strong winds and continuous rain, challenging the participants' technical skills, focus, and mental strength.

Despite these hurdles, Devvrat exhibited exceptional resilience, achieving an impressive front-nine score of three-under-par, which secured him a podium finish.

The Indian team's fifth-place finish in the overall standings further highlighted their competitive spirit and potential, as the six student-golfers gained invaluable experience by facing off against international school teams.

Aakanksha Thapak, Director of ISSO, commented on the team's performance, stating, “Devvrat's bronze medal is a proud moment for ISSO and Indian school sports. We are dedicated to providing young athletes with international exposure and opportunities to compete against the best. These experiences are crucial for building confidence, honing skills, and preparing for future challenges. Congratulations to the entire Indian contingent for their remarkable performance.”

This championship served as another vital opportunity for ISSO to enhance international sporting exposure for school athletes, allowing them to engage in global competition, forge sporting friendships, and develop the skills and confidence necessary for excellence in their respective sports.