Chandigarh, October 26: Hunting Hawks secured the final semi-final berth in the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 after prevailing by 2 Up in a three-hole playoff against Moksha Royals at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Monday.

After the two teams finished their quarter-final encounter level at 3.5–3.5 on Sunday, the playoff delivered the decisive moment in their knockout campaign. Hunting Hawks held their nerve to emerge victorious, ending Moksha Royals’ title hopes and setting up a semi-final clash against Pirates of the Greens.

The playoff featured Arav Singh Dagar and Shalini Sheoran for Hunting Hawks, against Uday Talwar and Virain Khosla for Moksha Royals. Hunting Hawks came through the three-hole decider with a 2 Up result to confirm their place among the final four.

With the quarter-final stage now complete, Hunting Hawks join The Mulligans, Sultans of Swing and Pirates of the Greens in the semi-finals. The Hawks will face Pirates of the Greens, while defending champions The Mulligans take on Sultans of Swing in the other last-four contest.

The race for the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 title now moves into the semi-finals, with four teams remaining and a place in the final at stake.

Semi-Final Line-Up

• The Mulligans vs Sultans of Swing
• Pirates of the Greens vs Hunting Hawks

Chandigarh, October 25: Defending champions The Mulligans, Sultans of Swing and Pirates of the Greens secured their semi-final berths on a dramatic quarter-final day in the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Sunday. The remaining spot will be decided on Monday after Hunting Hawks and Moksha Royals finished locked at 3.5–3.5, setting up a three-hole playoff at 9:00 am.

The Mulligans defeated GD Aces 4.5–2.5 in a rematch of last year’s final, earning a semi-final showdown with Sultans of Swing, who ended Golf Masters’ three-match winning streak with a 5–2 victory. Pirates of the Greens edged two-time champions Captain’s 18 by 4–3 and will face either Hunting Hawks or Moksha Royals for a place in the final.

The day’s most gripping contest saw the highest- and lowest-seeded qualifiers, Hunting Hawks and Moksha Royals, produce seven games that could not separate them. Arav Singh Dagar secured a 3&2 singles win for the Hawks, while Virain Khosla responded with a 2-up victory over Krishna Kaila, taking the final hole to claim his point.

Hunting Hawks strengthened their position in the pairs through two emphatic victories. Shalini Sheoran and Col. A S Sekhon won 6&5, while Vinay S Bhan’s pairing delivered an 8&7 triumph.

Moksha Royals fought back through Rohit Mittal and Veneet Mohan, who secured a 4&2 win, and a determined performance from Sachin Bansal and Sanjay Modgil. The Royals pairing won the 15th, 16th and 18th holes to finish 1 Up against Lt. Col. G M S Bindra and Sukhdev Singh Sidhu.

The final game went down to the 18th, where Moksha captain Rajiv Modgill and Akarsh Garg won the hole to halve their match against Ravibir Singh and Gurpreet Singh Bakshi. With the overall score tied, the two teams must return for a three-hole playoff, with a semi-final place at stake.

The Mulligans continued their title defence in commanding fashion, registering a sixth consecutive team victory. Angad Singh Matharoo opened with a 2&1 singles win, while Dr. Angad Sangha and Mivaan Singh halved their encounter to give the champions an early advantage.

Captain Bismad Singh and Jaskeerat Kaur Matharoo added a convincing 5&3 pairs victory. Jaspreet Singh Sokhi’s pairing contributed a 4&2 result, while brothers Himmat Singh and Shamsher Singh secured a 3&2 win to complete The Mulligans’ tally.

GD Aces collected their two points in the pairs through Gursharan Grewal and Akshay Verma’s 4&2 victory, followed by a commanding 6&4 win for captain Rupinder Singh and Varun Rao. The Mulligans, however, proved stronger across the remaining games to keep their unbeaten team record intact and move into the semi-finals.

Pirates of the Greens also booked their last-four place with a strong performance in the singles. Amarinder Brar defeated Kanwal Bajwa 2 Up, while K Raghav Bhandari produced a commanding 6&4 victory, carding a superb three under par through 14 holes.

Captain’s 18 mounted a challenge in the pairs. Skipper Bhupinder Singh Mundh and Phulbagh Sodhi won 4&3, Padamjit Sandhu and Pukhraj Singh Brar added a 3&2 result, and H S Kang and R S Mann secured another 4&3 victory.

Pirates, however, collected two crucial pairs points through M P Singh and Col. Gurbir Singh Gill’s 3&2 win and a 2&1 victory for Amandeep Bath and Gp. Capt. Arvind Rathore. Combined with their two singles wins, those results proved enough to carry Pirates into the semi-finals.

Sultans of Swing continued their impressive campaign by defeating Golf Masters 5–2 and bringing the Masters’ three-match winning streak to an end. Sampat Singh secured a 4&2 singles victory for Sultans, while Karan Kakkar claimed a 3&1 win for Golf Masters.

Sultans took control in the pairs, winning four of the five games. Feroz Singh Garewal and Surinder Jit Singh delivered the biggest margin with a 6&5 victory. Amrinder Singh and Dhruv Gupta added a 3&1 win, while Air Marshal Jasvinder Chauhan and Somveer Singh Anand secured a 2&1 result.

Rabbin Saini and Col. P S Mangat took the final hole to finish 2 Up against Ajay Bansal and Brig. K J S Puri. Golf Masters’ only pairs point came through Sukhjit Singh Lehal and Brijesh Kumar, who won 1 Up. Sultans’ strength across the remaining matches secured their place in the semi-finals, where they will meet the defending champions.

Quarter-Final Results

• Pirates of the Greens 4–3 Captain’s 18
• The Mulligans 4.5–2.5 GD Aces
• Sultans of Swing 5–2 Golf Masters
• Hunting Hawks 3.5–3.5 Moksha Royals — playoff pending

Three-Hole Playoff
Monday, October 26 | 9:00 AM
Hunting Hawks vs Moksha Royals

Semi-Final Line-Up

• The Mulligans vs Sultans of Swing
• Pirates of the Greens vs Hunting Hawks/Moksha Royals

With three semi-finalists confirmed and one place still to be decided, the race for the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 title is entering its decisive stage.

Chandigarh, October 23: The final qualifying places went down to the wire as Moksha Royals and Golf Masters secured their quarter-final berths by just half a point at the conclusion of the league stage of the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Friday. Moksha edged TAC Eagles 4–3 to finish ahead of GB Legends in Group C, while Golf Masters advanced in Group D despite Golf Ninjas’ 4–3 victory over Capital Golfers. Sultans of Swing signed off with a 5–2 win over Seven Iron.

The quarter-final line-up is now confirmed, with Hunting Hawks finishing as the highest-ranked qualifiers on 26.5 points. They will face eighth-ranked Moksha Royals on Sunday. Sultans of Swing take on Golf Masters, defending champions The Mulligans meet GD Aces in a rematch of last year’s final, while Pirates of the Greens face two-time champions Captain’s 18.

Moksha Royals Hold Their Nerve

Moksha entered their final Group C encounter knowing that four points would take them above GB Legends. Their 4–3 victory over TAC Eagles lifted them to 20 points, half a point clear of the Legends’ 19.5, while Captain’s 18 topped the group with 22.

Virain Khosla secured a 3&2 singles win, while Uday Talwar halved his match against Simran Gujral after winning the 18th hole, completing an unbeaten singles campaign.

Harinder Singh and Col. Manbir Hundal added a 3&2 pairs victory, while captain Rajiv Modgill and Akarsh Garg delivered the most commanding result with an 8&6 win. Akarsh also recorded a hole-in-one on the eighth hole, the fourth of this year’s edition.

Sachin Bansal and Sanjay Modgil secured another half by winning the final hole to finish all square against Dhruv Darvesh Kumar and Baljinder Singh Sidhu. These results gave Moksha the crucial points needed to advance.

TAC Eagles responded through Maj. Gen. Amarjit Singh and Col. I P Singh, who won 7&6, while Nippy Bains’ pairing took the final three holes to finish 1 Up against Veneet Mohan and Rohit Mittal. The debutants finished on 16.5 points.

Golf Masters Win the Race for Group D’s Final Spot

Group D delivered an equally tense finish. Golf Masters defeated Green Gators 5–2 to reach 20 points, edging out Golf Ninjas, who finished on 19.5 despite beating Capital Golfers 4–3.

The Masters’ qualification was built on a strong finish, with three successive victories after a draw and a defeat in their opening two encounters. Golf Ninjas finished third, followed by Capital Golfers on 17 points, Seven Iron on 16 and Green Gators on eight.

The Ninjas’ final victory began with Tanveer Singh Grewal’s 5&3 singles win, while C S Grewal answered for Capital with a 2&1 result. Girish Virk and T S Grewal added a 3&1 pairs victory, captain Vikram Bhagwan and Sophia Virk won 4&2, and Ranbir Singh Mann and Sanjeev Verma secured another point with a 2&1 result.

Capital collected their pairs points through Dipinder Singh Locham and Ramnik Singh Tiwana (3&2) and Ashwinder Singh and Harjot Sidhu (4&3). The Ninjas won the encounter but fell just short of the qualification mark.

Sultans Finish Strong Against Seven Iron

Sultans of Swing recovered from their defeat to Golf Ninjas with a convincing 5–2 victory over Seven Iron. Dilsher Sukhija won his singles match 5&3, although Seven Iron claimed the other singles point 4&2.

Feroz Singh Garewal and Sampat Singh produced the day’s biggest game result, winning 9&8 after taking the opening nine holes. Rabbin Saini and Col. P S Mangat added a 3&2 victory, while Surinder Jit Singh and Jitendra Singh won 3&1. Air Marshal Jasvinder Chauhan and Somveer Singh Anand completed the tally with a 2 Up win.

Avirat Sundra and Udayveer Singh secured Seven Iron’s only pairs point with a 2 Up victory, but Sultans finished their league campaign on a winning note.

Quarter-Finals – Sunday, October 25

• Hunting Hawks (1) vs Moksha Royals (8)
• Sultans of Swing (2) vs Golf Masters (7)
• The Mulligans (3) vs GD Aces (6)
• Pirates of the Greens (4) vs Captain’s 18 (5)

With the league stage complete, the competition now moves into knockout golf, where every match brings the teams one step closer to the title. The quarter-finals promise compelling contests, renewed rivalries and high-pressure match play as the eight qualifiers begin their championship push.