When the Hero Indian Open golf tournament makes its return to the DLF Golf and Country Club at Gurugram from February 23 to 26, it is expected to draw a tough field due to the record prize money of two million dollars and more ranking points at stake. The winner receives $340,000, followed by the runner-up ($220,000), third place ($126,000), and fourth place ($100,000). There should be about 30 Indians on the field. Along with the 25 spots set aside for the host, special invitees include Shubhankar Sharma, Shiv Kapur, and two-time winner S. S. P. Chawrasia