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A Legacy Forged
in Green
Experience the pinnacle of championship golf amidst the serene and historic
landscape of Chandigarh.
A Legacy Forged
in Green
Experience the pinnacle of championship golf amidst the serene and historic
landscape of Chandigarh.
A Legacy Forged
in Green
Experience the pinnacle of championship golf amidst the serene and historic
landscape of Chandigarh.
A Legacy Forged
in Green
Experience the pinnacle of championship golf amidst the serene and historic
landscape of Chandigarh.
A Legacy Forged
in Green
Experience the pinnacle of championship golf amidst the serene and historic
landscape of Chandigarh.
A Legacy Forged
in Green
Experience the pinnacle of championship golf amidst the serene and historic
landscape of Chandigarh.
A Legacy Forged
in Green
Experience the pinnacle of championship golf amidst the serene and historic
landscape of Chandigarh.

"A true test of character."

— Capt. Singh, 1968

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The Greats

Since our establishment in 1966, Chandigarh Golf Club has been the proving ground for golfing legends and a sanctuary for those who respect the traditions of the game.

Our fairways have witnessed historic moments, fierce championships, and the graceful swings of icons who have defined the sport in India and beyond. Step onto the green and become part of a living legacy.

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CGC is an experience woven from tradition,
excellence and the timeless joy of golf.

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A legacy spanning six decades

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Bobby Jones
"Golf is the closest game to the game we call life. You get bad breaks from good shots; you get good breaks from bad shots — but you have to play the ball where it lies."

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Perfect shot with small ball

Golf is a game whose aim is to hit a very small ball into an even smaller hole, with weapons singularly ill-designed for the purpose. At CGC, we have always embraced that magnificent absurdity with grace.

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Tee Birds Break Through, Captain’s 18 Bounce Back as Moksha Royals Keep Rolling

Chandigarh, October 14: Tee Birds registered their first victory of the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026, edging Partee Panthers 4–3, while two-time champions Captain’s 18 bounced back with a 4.5–2.5 win over TAC Eagles at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Wednesday. Moksha Royals continued their unbeaten run with a 5–2 victory over Empire, while Swinging Samurai defeated Chiefs by the same margin.

Tee Birds Secure First Victory
Tee Birds finally broke through after a closely fought contest against Partee Panthers, winning three pairs games after the singles were shared. Col. S D S Bath won 3&1, while Bhavkaran Singh secured the Panthers’ other singles point with a commanding 6&4 victory.

The standout performance came from B. Chandra Sekhar and Gurjeet Bhattal, who delivered the day’s biggest win with an emphatic 8&7 result. Arun Sangwan and Puneet Jain added a 5&3 victory, while Manpreet Sandhu and Col. P S Bedi secured a crucial 1 Up win, taking the 15th, 16th and 17th holes before halving the last.
Partee Panthers kept the contest alive through captain Simarinder Singh and Kewal Singh Virk (5&4) and Ankit Bansal and Aryan Singh Kamboj (4&2). However, Tee Birds’ decisive pairs performances secured their first team victory of the campaign.

Captain’s 18 Bounce Back
Following their defeat to Moksha Royals, Captain’s 18 returned to winning ways with a 4.5–2.5 victory over TAC Eagles. Kanwal S S Bajwa won his singles encounter 3&2, while H S Kang took the final two holes to halve his match and give the two-time champions a valuable half-point.
Three pairs victories, all by 4&3, completed Captain’s 18’s winning tally. R S Mann’s pairing, Paramjit Sandhu and Pukhraj Singh Brar, and Saurabh Nagpal and Y S Bains each contributed a full point.
TAC Eagles responded with two strong pairs performances. Nippy Bains and Baljinder Singh Sidhu won 5&3, while Col. Narjit Singh and Dalip Singh Kang recorded a 7&6 victory. Captain’s 18, however, maintained their advantage across the remaining games to secure their second team win.

Moksha Royals Maintain Unbeaten Run
Moksha Royals continued their impressive campaign with a 5–2 victory over Empire, following their previous win over Captain’s 18. Uday Talwar maintained his winning singles run with a 2&1 victory, while Akarsh Garg won the 18th hole to halve his match against Col. Sunil Khorana.

Captain Rajiv Modgill and Virain Khosla led the pairs charge with a commanding 6&5 win. Veneet Mohan and Rohit Mittal added a 4&2 victory, while Sanjay Modgill and Col. Manbir Hundal secured a narrow 1 Up win by taking the final hole. Surinder Dhundia and Sohila Anand contributed a half-point, while Empire’s only outright victory came through Iqbaljit Singh Grewal’s pairing (4&2).

The result leaves Moksha Royals unbeaten, with two wins and a draw.

Swinging Samurai Overpower Chiefs
Swinging Samurai recorded a 5–2 victory over Chiefs, built on four wins from the five pairs games. Satinder Pal Singh won 5&4 in the singles, while Darvesh Kumar took the 18th hole to edge Capt. G S Ghuman 1 Up, leaving the singles evenly split.

In the pairs, Arun Gupta and Col. Raju Walia won 3&2, while captain B S Gill and Ranjeev Dahuja secured a 4&2 victory. Capt. M S Bedi and Amrinder Singh, along with Deshvir Singh and Hitesh Arora, each added a 2&1 win to complete the Samurai’s tally.

Chiefs’ only pairs point came through Zorawar Singh and Rusy Kohli, who won 5&4, but Swinging Samurai’s strength across the remaining games secured their second victory of the campaign.

Results – October 14

  • Chiefs 2–5 Swinging Samurai
  • Captain’s 18 4.5–2.5 TAC Eagles
  • Moksha Royals 5–2 Empire
  • Partee Panthers 3–4 Tee Birds

Hunting Hawks Soar Past GD Aces, The Mulligans Hold Off Raptors for Third Straight Win

Chandigarh, October 13: Hunting Hawks produced their strongest performance yet, defeating GD Aces 6–1, while defending champions The Mulligans edged Canam Raptors 4–3 to make it three wins from three in the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Tuesday. Pirates of the Greens secured their second successive victory with a 5–2 win over Soaring Eagles, while Fairway Comets returned to winning ways with a 5–2 victory over Birdie Brigade.

Hunting Hawks handed GD Aces their first defeat of the campaign, sweeping both singles through Shalini Sheoran (2&1) and Arav Singh Dagar (4&2). The Hawks continued their dominance in the pairs, with Gurpreet Singh Bakshi and Ravibir Singh recording the biggest win of the day at 9&7, after taking ten consecutive holes following the opening hole. Rohit Singh Dagar and Kulwaran Singh won 7&6, while Krishna Kaila and Col. A S Sekhon added a 6&5 victory. GD Aces’ only point came through Gursharan Grewal and Akshay Verma (7&6).

The Mulligans faced a much tougher challenge against Canam Raptors, with their singles sweep proving decisive. Angad Singh Matharoo won 4&2, while Dr. Angad Sangha secured a 2 Up victory after winning the final two holes against Jazzy Sihota. In the pairs, A P S Kahai and Sunder Singh won 5&4, while captain Bismad Singh and Jaskeerat Kaur Matharoo recorded a 3&1 victory. The Raptors fought back with three pairs wins through Col. S S Grewal and Goody Malhi (4&3), Jaipal Hundal and Col. P J S Atwal (6&5), and captain Col. N P Singh and M P S Mann (4&3). The Mulligans held on for a narrow 4–3 win.

The day also produced a memorable moment for The Mulligans, as Air Marshal T S Randhawa recorded a hole-in-one on the par-three eighth, adding a special highlight to the champions’ third consecutive victory.

Pirates of the Greens continued their resurgence with a convincing 5–2 win over Soaring Eagles. Raghav Bhandari, who carded a four-under round, won his singles encounter 4&2, while Amarinder Brar won 5&3 to give Pirates both singles points. In the pairs, M P Singh and Col. Gurbir Singh Gill and Jaspreet Singh Bakshi and Jaspreet Bhaika both won 5&3, while Amandeep Bath and Paramjit Singh added a 3&2 victory. Soaring Eagles claimed their two points through Dr. N K Arora and Himmat Mahal, and Puneet Sood and Bikramjit Bhinder, with both pairs winning 6&5.

Fairway Comets returned to winning form by defeating Birdie Brigade 5–2, beginning with two singles victories. Sandeep Sandhu won 2&1, while Arvind Bajaj secured a 1 Up win after taking the final two holes. In the pairs, Rajiv Singh Janjua and Jasbir Singh Maggu won 5&3, Admiral Sunil Lanba and Sehaj Bir Singh Sidhu won 2&1, and Himmat Singh Sandhu and Simran Singh finished with a 6&4 victory, winning the final five holes. Birdie Brigade’s points came through captain Maj. Gen. S S Johal and Brig. Manmohan Singh (2&1), and Kulwant Kaur and Rakesh Kapur (3&2).

With three consecutive victories, The Mulligans have maintained their winning momentum, while Hunting Hawks have made a strong statement with their comprehensive win over the previously unbeaten GD Aces. Pirates of the Greens and Fairway Comets also strengthened their campaigns with important victories as the League continues to gather pace.

Results – October 13

  • Fairway Comets 5–2 Birdie Brigade
  • Pirates of the Greens 5–2 Soaring Eagles
  • The Mulligans 4–3 Canam Raptors
  • GD Aces 1–6 Hunting Hawks

Pirates Turn the Tables on Raptors, Mulligans & GD Aces Make It Two from Two

Chandigarh, October 8: The GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 delivered another day of high-quality team golf at The Chandigarh Golf Club, with Pirates of the Greens producing a stunning turnaround against Canam Raptors, while defending champions The Mulligans and GD Aces continued their winning runs. Soaring Eagles also secured their first victory of the campaign in a closely fought encounter with Birdie Brigade.

The biggest turnaround of the day came from Pirates of the Greens, who bounced back from their opening-day 3–4 defeat to The Mulligans with a commanding 6–1 victory over Canam Raptors. The Pirates swept both singles, with Raghav Bhandari winning 5&4 and Amarinder Brar winning 2&1. They then carried that momentum into the pairs, winning four of the five games. Amandeep Bath & Paramjit Singh produced the day’s biggest Pirates victory, winning 7&6, while M P Singh & Col. Gurbir Singh Gill and Col. Gurpreet Singh & Manistha Rao both secured narrow 1 Up wins. The Raptors’ lone point came from Col. N P Singh & M P S Mann, who won 4&2.

The Mulligans continued their impressive start, making it two wins from two with a 5.5–1.5 victory over Fairway Comets. The defending champions once again showed their strength in the singles, winning both games by 2&1 and 2 Up, with Dr. Angad Sangha collecting his second singles victory of the campaign. The Mulligans added three more full points in the pairs, including A P S Kahai & Sunder Singh’s 4&2 win and Himmat Singh and partner’s 3&1 victory. The Comets’ only full point came from Simran Singh & Sehaj Bir Singh Sidhu (3&2), while the final game was halved after a last-hole finish.

Soaring Eagles emerged victorious in the day’s closest team battle, edging Birdie Brigade 4–3. The Eagles took both singles, with Amrik Randhawa winning 1 Up after taking the 18th and Puneet Sood winning 2 Up. In the pairs, Bikramjit Bhinder & Himmat Mahal delivered the Eagles’ standout performance with an emphatic 8&6 victory. Birdie Brigade fought back strongly with three pairs wins, but the Eagles’ perfect start in the singles ultimately proved decisive.

In Group B, GD Aces made it two wins from two, defeating Partee Panthers 5–2. Tarun Vir Singh Lehal won 4&3, while Mivaan Singh continued his strong form with a commanding 6&5 victory. The Aces then added three pairs points, including Gursharan Grewal & Akshay Verma’s 7&6 win, Rupinder Singh & Swaraj Pal Singh’s 5&3 victory, and a dramatic 1 Up win for Rao Brinder Sidhu & Varun Rao, who took the final hole after their opponents had levelled the match on the 17th. Partee Panthers claimed their two points through Amarjot Singh Bedi & Harjeet Singh (3&2) and Simarinder Singh & Kewal Singh Virk (7&6).

With another round of matches completed, the competition is beginning to take shape, with teams building momentum, fighting back from early setbacks and looking to establish themselves as strong contenders as the League progresses.

Day 4 Results

  • GD Aces 5–2 Partee Panthers
  • The Mulligans 5.5–1.5 Fairway Comets
  • Soaring Eagles 4–3 Birdie Brigade
  • Pirates of the Greens 6–1 Canam Raptors

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