Chandigarh, October 30: Sultans of Swing won the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 title on their first final appearance, edging Hunting Hawks 4–3 in a contest shaped by comebacks and tense finishes at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Friday. Jitendra Singh and Somveer Singh Anand won the final two holes for a crucial 1-up victory, while two other games finished all square as Sultans denied the highest-ranked qualifiers at the final hurdle.

Pirates of the Greens claimed third place with a 4.5–2.5 victory over outgoing champions The Mulligans.

The final brought together the top two teams after the round robin, and the margins were fittingly small. Hunting Hawks collected 1.5 points from the singles, but Sultans answered with three pairs victories and a half to secure the trophy.

Arav Singh Dagar and Sampat Singh supplied an early taste of the contest’s twists. Sampat won three of the opening four holes and was two ahead after seven, before Arav took the eighth and ninth to bring the game level. Six successive halved holes followed, leaving everything to play for over the closing stretch.

Arav won the 16th, Sampat answered on the 17th, and the Hawks player took the last to finish 1 Up. In the other singles game, Shalini Sheoran won the 14th before the final four holes were halved, sharing the point with Amrinder Singh.

Rohit Singh Dagar and Kulwaran Singh delivered the Hawks’ most emphatic performance in the pairs. They won the final six holes of their game to close out a commanding 7&6 victory.

Sultans had to work much harder for their points. Dilsher Sukhija and Dhruv Gupta lost the opening three holes against Ravibir Singh and Lt. Col. G M S Bindra but recovered to win 3&1, turning a difficult start into a valuable contribution. Feroz Singh Garewal and Surinder Jit Singh added another 3&1 victory against Krishna Kaila and Col. A S Sekhon.

The tightest Sultans win came through Jitendra Singh and Somveer Singh Anand against Vinay S Bhan and Gursimrat Singh Jawandha. The Hawks pair won the 16th to move 1 Up, putting themselves within touching distance of a full point. Jitendra and Somveer responded by taking both the 17th and 18th, turning that deficit into a 1-up victory.

That late swing proved crucial to the overall result. A game that had been leaning towards the Hawks instead supplied one of Sultans’ three outright pairs points.

There was more pressure in Kulvinder Singh and Sukhdev Singh Sidhu’s encounter with Rabbin Saini and Col. P S Mangat. The Sultans pair won the 16th and 17th, but the Hawks took the last to rescue a half. With Shalini and Amrinder’s singles game also finishing all square, those shared points left Sultans with the narrowest possible team victory.

The title completed a strong knockout run for Sultans. After beating Golf Masters in the quarter-finals, they turned around last year’s semi-final result against The Mulligans before overcoming the Hawks in the final. Hunting Hawks, who had led the round-robin field with 26.5 points, finished runners-up after coming through a quarter-final playoff and a semi-final victory over Pirates.

In the third/fourth-place classification match, Pirates built their success on another singles sweep. K Raghav Bhandari beat Jaspreet Singh Sokhi 2 Up, while Amarinder Brar added a convincing 5&4 victory over Sunder Singh.

Manistha Rao and Bhupinder Singh contributed a 2&1 pairs win against Angad Singh Matharoo and Air Marshal T S Randhawa. Amandeep Bath and Paramjit Singh added a 4&3 result against Gauhar Singh Pruthi and Gurpreet Singh.

M P Singh and Col. Gurbir Singh Gill shared their game with Dr. Angad Sangha and A P S Kahai, completing Pirates’ 4.5-point tally.

The Mulligans collected their two outright wins through brothers Himmat Singh and Shamsher Singh’s 6&5 result, and a commanding 7&6 victory for captain Bismad Singh and Jaskeerat Kaur Matharoo. Pirates nevertheless had enough across the other games to finish third, leaving the defending champions fourth.

Results:

Final: Hunting Hawks 3–4 Sultans of Swing

Third/fourth-place classification:

The Mulligans 2.5–4.5 Pirates of the Greens

Final positions:

1. Sultans of Swing

2. Hunting Hawks

3. Pirates of the Greens4. The Mulligans

Chandigarh, October 28: Hunting Hawks and Sultans of Swing will battle for the championship title in the final of the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Friday, October 30. Sultans of Swing edged defending champions The Mulligans 4–3 in Wednesday’s semi-final, reversing last year’s result at the same stage, while Hunting Hawks delivered a convincing 4.5–2.5 victory over Pirates of the Greens.

The results set up a title clash between the top two teams from the round-robin stage. Third-seeded The Mulligans and fourth-seeded Pirates of the Greens will meet in the third/fourth-place classification match.

Sultans of Swing ended The Mulligans’ six-match winning streak and brought their title defence to a close. A strong showing in the singles laid the foundation for Sultans, while two closely contested pairs matches ultimately proved decisive.

Sampat Singh opened with a convincing 4&2 singles victory, while Feroz Singh Garewal faced a much tighter contest against Dr. Angad Sangha. Garewal won the 17th hole and halved the last to finish 1 Up, giving Sultans both singles points.

The Mulligans responded strongly in the pairs. Captain Bismad Singh and Jaskeerat Kaur Matharoo secured a 5&4 win, Gauhar Singh Pruthi and Inderbir Singh Alag added a 2&1 victory, and Jaspreet Singh Sokhi’s pairing contributed a 4&2 result to keep the defending champions firmly in contention.

Sultans found the crucial points through two contrasting pairs performances. Dilsher Sukhija and Surinder Jit Singh made an explosive start, winning the opening six holes before closing out a commanding 7&5 victory.

The decisive moment came in the contest between Rabbin Saini and Jitendra Singh and The Mulligans’ A P S Kahai and Sunder Singh. With the match finely balanced through a series of halved holes late in the game, the Sultans pairing held firm and won the 18th to finish 1 Up. That narrow victory secured the 4–3 team result and sent Sultans into the final, overcoming the side that had eliminated them at the same stage last year.

Hunting Hawks took a different route against Pirates of the Greens, recovering from a singles deficit by winning four of the five pairs matches.

Amarinder Brar gave Pirates an early boost with a 4&2 singles victory, while Arav Singh Dagar and K Raghav Bhandari halved their encounter. Pirates therefore held a 1.5–0.5 advantage after the singles.

The Hawks responded emphatically in the pairs. Rohit Singh Dagar and Kulwaran Singh produced the biggest winning margin with a 7&6 victory. Vinay S Bhan and Gursimrat Singh Jawandha added a 4&3 win, while Col. A S Sekhon and Krishna Kaila secured a convincing 5&4 result.

Kulvinder Singh and Sukhdev Singh Sidhu matched that 5&4 margin to complete Hunting Hawks’ four pairs victories and take their team tally to 4.5 points.

Pirates’ only pairs point came through Amandeep Bath and Paramjit Singh, who won 3&2. However, Hunting Hawks’ strength across the remaining matches proved decisive, earning them a place in the championship final.

The two finalists arrive after contrasting knockout journeys. Hunting Hawks topped the round-robin standings with 26.5 points and needed a three-hole playoff to overcome Moksha Royals in the quarter-finals before defeating Pirates. Sultans of Swing finished second with 24.5 points, beat Golf Masters in the quarter-finals and then ended the defending champions’ campaign in the last four.

Both teams now face one final hurdle on Friday, with a CGL title at stake in their first-ever final appearance.

Semi-Final Results

• Sultans of Swing 4–3 The Mulligans
• Hunting Hawks 4.5–2.5 Pirates of the Greens

Final – Friday, October 30

Hunting Hawks vs Sultans of Swing

Third/Fourth-Place ClassificationThe Mulligans vs Pirates of the Greens

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.

Chandigarh, October 22: Two-time champions Captain’s 18 secured their knockout berth with a 4–3 victory over GB Legends, while Hunting Hawks completed a perfect round-robin campaign with a commanding 6–1 win over Partee Panthers in the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Thursday. Empire signed off with their first victory, defeating Chandigarh Gladiators 4–3, while Tee Birds overcame Chiefs 4.5–2.5.

Captain’s 18 Secure Qualification

Captain’s 18 finished their group campaign on 22 points, assuring themselves of qualification, while GB Legends remained on 19.5 points with their fate dependent on Moksha Royals’ final encounter against TAC Eagles. Moksha, on 16 points, needed a 4–3 win or better to move ahead of the Legends, while TAC Eagles required at least 6.5 points to surpass them outright. A draw would leave Moksha and GB Legends level on points, while six points for TAC Eagles would only bring them level with the Legends, with the head-to-head record favouring GB Legends.

Captain’s 18 Secure Qualification
Captain’s 18 finished their group campaign on 22 points, assuring themselves of qualification, while GB Legends remained on 19.5 points with their fate dependent on Moksha Royals’ final encounter against TAC Eagles. Moksha, on 16 points, needed a 4–3 win or better to move ahead of the Legends, while TAC Eagles required at least 6.5 points to surpass them outright. A draw would leave Moksha and GB Legends level on points, while six points for TAC Eagles would only bring them level with the Legends, with the head-to-head record favouring GB Legends.

The contest between Captain’s 18 and GB Legends featured a mix of narrow finishes and convincing pairs performances. Naunihal Singh won 4&2 for the Legends, while H S Kang edged Balpreet Ghuman 1 Up to leave the singles shared.

Y S Bains and Saurabh Nagpal secured a 4&3 pairs victory for Captain’s 18. Paramjit Sandhu and Pukhraj Singh Brar added another crucial point, taking the final hole to finish 2 Up. Phulbagh Sodhi and Bani Rai contributed a further 4&3 win to complete the team’s four points.

The Legends responded through Arjun Singh Rai and Dr. Ravi Sher Toor, who won 5&3, and Pankaj Nain and Dr. Jaspreet Batth, who recorded a 4&3 victory. However, Captain’s 18 did enough across the remaining games to secure the team result and their place in the knockouts.

Hunting Hawks Complete Perfect Campaign
Hunting Hawks finished Group B with a flawless record of five successive team victories, defeating Partee Panthers 6–1 to finish on 26.5 points. GD Aces secured the other qualifying spot with 20.5 points, while Swinging Samurai ended third on 17.

Arav Singh Dagar won his singles match 2&1, while Krishna Kaila added a commanding 6&5 victory. The Hawks carried their momentum into the pairs, where Kulvinder Singh and Shalini Sheoran produced the biggest result with a 7&6 win.

Ravibir Singh and Col. A S Sekhon added a 5&3 victory, matched by Rohit Singh Dagar and Kulwaran Singh. Vinay S Bhan’s pairing contributed a 4&3 result to complete the Hawks’ tally.

Partee Panthers captain Simarinder Singh and Kewal Singh Virk secured their team’s lone point with a 6&5 victory, but the Hawks remained firmly in control throughout the encounter.

Empire Sign Off with First Victory
Empire ended their campaign on a positive note, defeating Chandigarh Gladiators 4–3 after losing both singles matches. Gladiators captain Rahul Sehgal won 3&2, while Col. V P Singh edged Mohanjit Singh Pooni 1 Up.

Empire responded strongly in the pairs, winning four of the five games. Chanbir Mann and Col. Sunil Khorana delivered a commanding 7&5 victory, while Vinod Soni’s pairing added a 3&2 win. Parminder Singh Sodhi and Amardeep Singh Brar secured a 5&4 result, and Harbhajan Singh and Sunali Aggarwal contributed a 2&1 victory.

The Gladiators claimed the remaining pairs point by a 1 Up margin, but Empire had done enough to record their first team win of the campaign.

Tee Birds Finish on a High
Tee Birds also closed their campaign with a victory, defeating Chiefs 4.5–2.5. Col. S D S Bath won his singles match 2&1, while Puneet Jain took the final hole to halve his encounter against Subhash Goel.

The pairs proved decisive, with Col. A S Bajwa and Brig. H P S Dhillon recording a commanding 7&5 victory. Col. P S Bedi and Col. I S Bains added a 3&2 win, while Arun Sangwan and Gaurav Talwar took the 18th hole to finish 1 Up against Rusy Kohli and Zorawar Singh.

Chiefs collected two points through Manpal Singh and Saguna Jain’s 2&1 victory, and a further 2&1 win for Shiv Singh Sekhon and Brig. G S Puri. Tee Birds’ three pairs victories secured the team result and brought their final tally to 16.5 points.

Group D Qualification Race Goes Down to the Wire
Group D remains undecided heading into the final round. Sultans of Swing lead with 19.5 points, followed by Golf Ninjas on 15.5 and Golf Masters on 15. Capital Golfers and Seven Iron are tied on 14 points, leaving four teams chasing the remaining qualification position behind Sultans. Green Gators, on six points, are out of contention for a top-two finish.

With the league stage nearing its conclusion, the remaining Group D fixtures will determine which teams join the already-qualified sides in the quarter-finals.

Results – October 22

• Captain’s 18 4–3 GB Legends
• Empire 4–3 Chandigarh Gladiators
• Hunting Hawks 6–1 Partee Panthers
• Tee Birds 4.5–2.5 Chiefs

Chandigarh, October 21: Defending champions The Mulligans completed a perfect round-robin campaign to finish atop Group A on head-to-head, while GD Aces produced a commanding 6–1 victory over Swinging Samurai to secure their knockout berth in the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Wednesday. Pirates of the Greens also advanced after a 6–1 win over Birdie Brigade, while Canam Raptors and Fairway Comets finished level at 3.5–3.5.

The Mulligans Finish on Top

The Mulligans signed off their Group A campaign with a fifth successive team victory, defeating Soaring Eagles 5.5–1.5 to finish on 24 points. Pirates of the Greens matched that tally, but the defending champions claimed top spot by virtue of their 4–3 win over Pirates on the opening day.

Angad Singh Matharoo led the way with a 5&3 singles victory, while Dr. Angad Sangha added a 3&2 win to complete the singles sweep. In the pairs, A P S Kahai and Sunder Singh took the final hole to secure a 1 Up victory, while captain Bismad Singh and Jaskeerat Kaur Matharoo won 4&3. Gauhar Singh Pruthi and Wg. Cdr. Lakhpreet Singh Sandhu added a 3&2 result, while Himmat Singh and Jaspreet Singh Sokhi halved their game against Dr. N K Arora and Himmat Mahal.

Soaring Eagles’ only outright victories came through Bobby Garg and Ankur Ahuja, who won the final three holes to finish 1 Up against Inderbir Singh Alag and Ashok Kumar Gupta.

Fairway Comets finished third in Group A with 18 points, followed by Canam Raptors on 17.5, Soaring Eagles on 12.5 and Birdie Brigade on nine.

GD Aces Deliver When It Matters

GD Aces entered their final Group B match 1.5 points behind Swinging Samurai, needing at least a 4.5–2.5 victory to overtake them. They surpassed that target emphatically, collecting six points to finish on 20.5 points and join Hunting Hawks in the knockout stage. Swinging Samurai ended their campaign on 17 points.

The Aces established control with a singles sweep. Rao Brinder Sidhu won 2 Up, while Mivaan Singh secured a 3&2 victory. Captain Rupinder Singh and Varun Rao produced the most commanding pairs result with an 8&7 win, while Gursharan Grewal and Akshay Verma added a 2&1 victory.

Swaraj Pal Singh and Aditya Chawla contributed a 3&1 result, while Tarun Vir Singh Lehal and Hanima Grewal held on for a narrow 1 Up win to complete the Aces’ six-point tally. Samurai captain B S Gill and Ranjeev Dahuja secured their team’s only point with a 5&4 victory, but GD Aces’ dominant performance proved decisive.

Pirates Keep the Pressure On

Pirates of the Greens completed their group campaign with a fourth successive victory, defeating Birdie Brigade 6–1 and matching The Mulligans’ 24-point total in Group A.

Amarinder Brar won his singles encounter 2 Up, while Raghav Bhandari added a 4&2 victory. Pirates carried that momentum into the pairs, with Jaspreet Bhaika and Jaspreet Singh Bakshi winning 4&2, M P Singh and Col. Gurbir Singh Gill recording a 3&1 result, and Paramjit Singh and Gp. Capt. Arvind Rathore adding a 3&2 victory. Amandeep Bath and Rohit Bhatia completed the tally with another 4&2 win.

Asim Gupta and Rakesh Kapur secured Birdie Brigade’s lone point with a 3&2 victory, but Pirates’ strength across the remaining games ensured a convincing finish to their campaign.

Raptors and Comets Share the Points

Canam Raptors and Fairway Comets ended their campaigns with a 3.5–3.5 draw. Jazzy Sihota won 4&3 for the Raptors, while Rajiv Singh Janjua delivered the day’s biggest individual result for the Comets with a commanding 9&7 singles victory.

Captain Col. N P Singh and M P S Mann added a 6&4 pairs win for the Raptors. The Comets responded through Himmat Singh Sandhu and Simran Singh, who won 5&4, and S S Sandhu’s pairing, which secured a 3&2 victory.

Col. P J S Atwal and Jaipal Hundal took the 18th hole to halve their game against Jaideep Singh Grewal and Jagat Vir Singh, leaving the teams level overall.

Results – October 21

• The Mulligans 5.5–1.5 Soaring Eagles
• GD Aces 6–1 Swinging Samurai
• Birdie Brigade 1–6 Pirates of the Greens
• Canam Raptors 3.5–3.5 Fairway Comets

Chandigarh, October 19: Golf Ninjas ended Sultans of Swing’s unbeaten run with a 4–3 victory, while Golf Masters strengthened their qualification bid with a second successive win, defeating Capital Golfers 5–2 in the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Monday. Seven Iron edged Green Gators 4–3, while Moksha Royals and Chandigarh Gladiators played out a 3.5–3.5 draw in Group C.

Golf Ninjas Hand Sultans First Defeat

Golf Ninjas brought Sultans of Swing’s three-match winning streak to an end with a hard-fought 4–3 victory. Tanveer Singh Grewal won 1 Up in the singles, while Amrinder Singh responded for Sultans with a 2&1 victory, leaving the singles evenly split.

The Ninjas found their edge in the pairs, with Brig. P P S Dhillon and Dr. Gurpreet Khera winning 6&4, Girish Virk and Jagdev Mahi securing a 3&2 victory, and captain Vikram Bhagwan and Sophia Virk adding a 3&1 result.

Sultans fought back through Dilsher Sukhija and Dhruv Gupta (7&6) and Feroz Singh Garewal and Sampat Singh (4&3), but the Ninjas’ additional pairs point proved decisive.

With four rounds completed, Sultans remain atop Group D with 19.5 points. Golf Ninjas are second on 15.5, just half a point ahead of Golf Masters, while Capital Golfers and Seven Iron are tied on 14 points. The narrow margins leave the qualification race wide open.

Golf Masters Build Momentum

Golf Masters followed their breakthrough victory over Golf Ninjas with another impressive performance, defeating Capital Golfers 5–2. Captain Navjot Mann won 5&4, while Karan Kakkar took the final two holes to secure a 2 Up victory against Col. A D Singh, giving the Masters both singles points.

The father-son pairing of D S Malhotra and Harmanjit Singh Malhotra continued their strong form. After their previous 8&7 victory, they again delivered a crucial point, taking the final two holes to win 2 Up against Col. Bhupinder Singh and Pritpal Singh Sachdev.

Col. H S Sethi and Gurpreet Singh Virk (2&1) and Brig. K J S Puri and Ajay Bansal (2&1) added two more pairs victories to complete the Masters’ tally.

Capital Golfers collected their two points through captain Brig. J S Chattha and Sukirat Singh (7&6) and Ashwinder Singh and Harjot Sidhu (2&1). Despite the defeat, Capital remain in contention with 14 points, as Golf Masters’ consecutive victories have tightened the race for a top-two finish.

Seven Iron Stay in the Hunt

Seven Iron kept their qualification hopes alive with a 4–3 victory over Green Gators. They established an early advantage by sweeping the singles, winning by margins of 3&2 and 7&5, with Harpratap Singh Brar recording the more commanding result.

Two further pairs victories, both by 6&5, gave Seven Iron the points they needed. Green Gators remained competitive through Gurpreet Singh and Jaswinder Gill (4&3), while two other games went down to the wire.

Gurmehar Singh and Manan Jain won 1 Up against Avirat Sundra and Arnav Sundra, while Dr. Raman Abrol and Arun Kumar Bansal took the final two holes to win 2 Up. However, Seven Iron’s singles sweep proved decisive in securing the team victory.

Moksha Royals and Chandigarh Gladiators Share the Points

In Group C, unbeaten Moksha Royals were held to a 3.5–3.5 draw by Chandigarh Gladiators. Rohit Mittal won 2&1, while Uday Talwar continued his winning run with a 2 Up victory. Harinder Singh and Virain Khosla added a 4&3 pairs win for the Royals.

The Gladiators responded with three pairs victories. Captain Rahul Sehgal’s pairing won 3&2, Ashray Gakhar and Col. Avnish Sharma recorded a 4&2 victory, and Gp. Capt. Y S Sidhu’s pairing added a 4&3 result.

The remaining game between Sanjay Modgil and Akarsh Garg and Tejpal Brar and Jyoti Gosal finished all square, leaving the teams level at the end of the encounter.

Moksha Royals now have 16 points, just half a point behind second-placed GB Legends on 16.5. Captain’s 18 lead Group C with 18 points, while TAC Eagles have 13.5 and Chandigarh Gladiators 12, setting up a closely contested race as the League progresses.

Results – October 19

• Moksha Royals 3.5–3.5 Chandigarh Gladiators
• Sultans of Swing 3–4 Golf Ninjas
• Golf Masters 5–2 Capital Golfers
• Green Gators 3–4 Seven Iron

Chandigarh, October 17: Hunting Hawks secured a top-two finish in Group B with a hard-fought 4–3 victory over Swinging Samurai, setting up a crucial final-round showdown between the Samurai and GD Aces in the GB Realty Chandigarh Golf League 2026 at The Chandigarh Golf Club on Saturday. Partee Panthers registered their first victory with a 4.5–2.5 win over Chiefs, while Captain’s 18 defeated Empire 5–2 and GB Legends edged TAC Eagles 4–3 to record their third consecutive win and remain unbeaten in Group C.

Hunting Hawks Hold Off Swinging Samurai
Hunting Hawks extended their winning run to four matches, building their victory on another singles sweep. Arav Singh Dagar won 3&1, while Krishna Kaila added a 3&2 victory to give the Group B leaders both opening points.

Swinging Samurai fought back strongly in the pairs. S K Sharma and Arun Gupta won 4&3, captain B S Gill and Ranjeev Dahuja delivered a commanding 7&5 victory, and Col. J S Deo and Capt. M S Bedi added a 3&1 result.

The Hawks found the decisive points through Shalini Sheoran and Vinay S Bhan (3&1) and a dramatic finish involving Col. A S Sekhon and Sukhdev Singh Sidhu. After the Samurai pair won the 16th and 17th holes, Sekhon and Sidhu took the last to finish 1 Up, securing the narrow point that proved crucial to the team’s success.

With four rounds completed, Hunting Hawks lead Group B on 20.5 points and are safely through to the knockouts. Swinging Samurai remain second on 16, while GD Aces sit 1.5 points behind on 14.5. The two sides now face a decisive final-round encounter: the Aces need at least a 4.5–2.5 victory to overtake the Samurai, while a 4–3 win would leave them half a point short.

Partee Panthers Open Their Winning Account
Partee Panthers claimed their first team victory, defeating Chiefs 4.5–2.5 after the singles were shared. Bhavkaran Singh won the final two holes to finish 1 Up, while Darvesh Kumar secured Chiefs’ singles point with a 5&4 victory.

Captain Simarinder Singh and Kewal Singh Virk produced the Panthers’ biggest result, winning 8&6. Sahil Sahgal and Aarman Kler added a 5&3 victory, while Adilbir Singh and Neelam Garg took the final two holes to finish 2 Up against Manpal Singh and Zorawar Singh.

Fl. Lt. Sukhinder Singh and Prabhjot Singh Cheema contributed a half-point, while Rusy Kohli and Brig. G S Puri secured Chiefs’ only outright pairs victory with a 5&3 result.

Partee Panthers and Tee Birds now have 12 points each, while Chiefs have nine, leaving the final qualification picture dependent on the last round’s results.

GB Legends Maintain Unbeaten Run
GB Legends recorded their third successive victory, edging TAC Eagles 4–3 to maintain their unbeaten Group C campaign. Balpreet Ghuman won 4&3 in the singles, while Udaybir Singh responded for the Eagles with a 2&1 victory.

The Legends took control in the pairs, with Viraj Gandhi and Jaskirat Manchanda winning 5&3, Dr. Ravi Sher Toor and Arjun Singh Rai securing a 6&4 victory, and Naunihal Singh and Jastar Singh Billing adding a 3&2 result.

TAC Eagles fought back through Lt. Gen. I S Singha and Col. Narjit Singh (5&4) and Dalip Singh Kang and Simran Gujral (4&3). However, the Legends secured the extra point needed to preserve their winning streak.

Captain’s 18 Continue Winning Form
Captain’s 18 registered their second successive victory, defeating Empire 5–2 after sweeping both singles. Kanwal Bajwa won 6&5, while H S Kang added a 3&2 victory.

The pairs produced three more points for the two-time champions. R S Mann and captain Bhupinder Singh Mundh won 7&5, Paramjit Sandhu and Pukhraj Singh Brar secured a 5&3 victory, and Y S Bains and Saurabh Nagpal added a 6&5 result.

Empire collected their two points through Chanbir Mann and Col. Sunil Khorana (6&5) and Iqbaljit Singh Grewal and Col. Kuldeep Singh Deo (5&3), but Captain’s 18 had established a decisive advantage across the remaining games.

Results – October 17

• Captain’s 18 5–2 Empire
• Partee Panthers 4.5–2.5 Chiefs
• TAC Eagles 3–4 GB Legends
• Hunting Hawks 4–3 Swinging Samurai