Highland Kings win Panchkula golf league

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 04:10 AM Apr 25, 2025 IST

Members of ‘Highland Kings’ in a jubilant mood after winning the Panchkula Golf League-2025 on Thursday. TRIBUNE PHOTO: RAVI KUMAR

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Highland Kings lifted the Panchkula Golf League-2025 trophy by defeating Victory Waves with a narrow 3-2 margin at Panchkula Golf Club.

Kings claimed the title by winning three out of five tightly contested matches. It came down to the final 18th green and when faced with a putt to win the league, Col Rohit Bakshi held his nerve and holed a 21ft putt for par to win his game and the final.

Meanwhile, Golfing Panthers secured the third place by defeating Sneakin Golfers. They won three games, tied one and lost one. Sneakin Golfers had to settle for the fourth position.

Sixteen teams and 224 players participated in the league. Eight teams advanced to the knockout stage.

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