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Golf Masters Edge Golf Ninjas, Sultans Make It Three from Three

Chandigarh, October 15: Golf Masters secured their first victory of the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026, edging Golf Ninjas 4–3, while Sultans of Swing continued their unbeaten run with a commanding 6–1 win over Green Gators at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Thursday. Capital Golfers registered their second successive victory, defeating Seven Iron 4.5–2.5, while GB Legends beat Chandigarh Gladiators 5–2 to maintain their unbeaten Group C campaign.

Golf Masters Break Through Against Golf Ninjas
Golf Masters found their winning touch with a hard-fought 4–3 victory over Golf Ninjas, built on two singles wins and crucial performances in the pairs. Karan Kakkar won 2&1, while captain Navjot Mann delivered a commanding 7&6 victory to give the Masters an early advantage.

The standout pairs performance came from father-son duo D S Malhotra and Harmanjit Singh Malhotra, who won the opening four holes and went on to secure an emphatic 8&7 victory. Sukhjit Singh Lehal and Brijesh Kumar also held their nerve, taking the final hole to finish 1 Up and provide a decisive point.

Golf Ninjas fought back through captain Vikram Bhagwan and Sophia Virk (7&6), Brig. P P S Dhillon and Dr. Gurpreet Khera (2&1), and Zorawar Singh and Sahir Gill (3&1). However, Golf Masters’ singles advantage proved decisive as they claimed their first team victory of the campaign.

Sultans of Swing Maintain Perfect Start
Sultans of Swing continued their impressive form, securing a 6–1 victory over Green Gators to make it three wins from three. They swept both singles, with Surinder Jit Singh winning 7&6 and Col. P S Mangat adding a 6&5 victory.

The Sultans carried their momentum into the pairs. Amrinder Singh and Dhruv Gupta won 4&3, while Feroz Singh Garewal and Sampat Singh recorded a 6&4 victory. Rabbin Saini and Maandeep Singh Nagi added a 5&3 win, and Maj. Gen. T P S Waraich and Jitendra Singh completed the tally with a 3&1 result.

Green Gators’ only point came through Vikramjit Singh Panag’s pairing, which took the final hole to finish 1 Up. The result nevertheless extended the Sultans’ winning streak to three matches, establishing them as a team to watch as the League progresses.

Capital Golfers Build Momentum
Capital Golfers followed their previous victory over Green Gators with another strong performance, defeating Seven Iron 4.5–2.5. Col. A D Singh won the 18th hole to halve his match against Harpratap Singh Brar, while Seven Iron claimed the other singles point with a 3&2 victory.

Seven Iron also collected a pairs point through Avirat Sundra and Udayveer Singh (6&5). Capital Golfers, however, took the remaining four games to secure the team win.

Col. Bhupinder Singh and Pritpal Singh Sachdev led the charge with a 7&6 victory, followed by captain Brig. J S Chattha and Satraj Singh Toor (6&4). Ramnik Singh Tiwana and Dipinder Singh Locham added a 3&2 win, while Ashwinder Singh and Gurminder Singh completed the tally with a 5&3 victory.

The result marked Capital Golfers’ second consecutive team win, strengthening their campaign after an earlier setback.

GB Legends Continue Unbeaten Run
GB Legends recorded a 5–2 victory over Chandigarh Gladiators, building their success on a sweep of the singles. Jaskirat Dullat won 3&1, while Balpreet Ghuman secured a convincing 6&5 victory.

The highlight of the pairs was the comeback by Dr. Ravi Sher Toor and Arjun Singh Rai. After losing the opening four holes, they fought back strongly and won the final six to close out a 6&4 victory.

Naunihal Singh and Jastar Singh Billing produced a tight finish, taking the last hole to win 1 Up, while Viraj Gandhi and Anurag Chopra added a 2&1 victory. Chandigarh Gladiators claimed their two points through Col. V P Singh and Col. Avnish Sharma (5&4) and Tejpal Brar and Daman Sekhon (3&2).

The win gave GB Legends their second successive victory following their opening draw, keeping their Group C campaign on an upward trajectory.

Results – October 15

  • Sultans of Swing 6–1 Green Gators
  • Golf Masters 4–3 Golf Ninjas
  • Capital Golfers 4.5–2.5 Seven Iron
  • Chandigarh Gladiators 2–5 GB Legends

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

Maj RS Virk and Dr Ravisher Singh Toor lift Independence Day Cup at Chandigarh Golf Club

Maj RS Virk and Dr. Ravisher Singh Toor emerged victorious in the Independence Day Cup Team Matchplay Championship

Chandigarh, August 15: Maj RS Virk and Dr. Ravisher Singh Toor emerged victorious in the Independence Day Cup Team Matchplay Championship, defeating Darvesh Kumar and Sanjay Talwar in an exciting final played at the Chandigarh Golf Club on Thursday.

The Independence Day Cup, one of the Club’s most popular annual matchplay events, saw an impressive field of over 180 golfers, comprising 90 teams, compete for the coveted title. The team-format tournament tested not only individual golfing ability but also partnership, strategy and matchplay temperament.

The competition was conducted over a six-round knockout format, with teams progressing through successive rounds before the final. The matches began on July 7, with Round 1 being played from July 7 to 12, followed by Round 2 from July 14 to 19, Round 3 from July 21 to 26, Round 4 from July 28 to August 2, Round 5 from August 4 to 8 and the semi-final round from August 9 to 13. The championship culminated in the final on August 14.

The final brought together two strong pairings in what proved to be a closely fought contest. Maj RS Virk and Dr. Ravisher Singh Toor held their nerve when it mattered most to overcome Darvesh Kumar and Sanjay Talwar and claim the Independence Day Cup.

The tournament provided an extended period of competitive matchplay for members, with each round bringing new challenges and closely contested games. The strong participation reflected the popularity of team matchplay at the Chandigarh Golf Club and the enthusiasm of its golfing community.

The Independence Day Cup has become an eagerly anticipated fixture on the Club’s golfing calendar, combining the competitive spirit of matchplay with the camaraderie and fellowship that are central to the Club’s golfing tradition.

The Chandigarh Golf Club congratulated the winners, Maj RS Virk and Dr. Ravisher Singh Toor, as well as the runners-up, Darvesh Kumar and Sanjay Talwar, and all the participating teams for making the tournament a successful and competitive championship.

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