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Home / Chandigarh / Hunting Hawks Defeat Moksha Royals In Golf

Hunting Hawks defeat Moksha Royals in golf

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:14 AM Oct 04, 2025 IST
The arena is a par-72 nine-hole course where the nine holes are played twice to comprise a round.

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The Hunting Hawks remained unbeaten as they overcame the challenge of Moksha Royals 4.5-2.5 at the Chandigarh Golf League, which is being organised at the Chandigarh Golf Club.

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The Hawks are eyeing for a bye into the quarterfinals after skipper Kulvinder Singh carded a huge 6-5 win. Royals’ Veneet Mohan brought parity to the scoreline with a 3-2 win in his singles. In the four-balls, JS Sekhon along with SPS Matharoo traded points for the Hawks, while Virain Khosla and Vishal Sharma bagged the same for Royals. After Narbir Kahlon and Arun Talwar’s 4-2 win, it was left to Ravibir Singh and GS Bakshi to ensure they got the extra half point with a comeback.

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