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Home / Chandigarh / Kings Outplay Falcons In Panchkula Golf League

Kings outplay Falcons in Panchkula Golf League

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:18 AM Apr 08, 2025 IST
A woman golfer in action during the Panchkula Golf League.

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The Panchkula Golf League started at the Panchkula Golf Club with Highland Kings outplaying ADS Falcons 41–31. Golfing Panthers followed suit with a commanding performance, overpowering Aces by Vintage Buildtech 44–24 in a one-sided affair.

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Victory Waves made waves of their own by comfortably defeating Sneakin Golfers 38-25 in a dominant display. In a thrilling match Fantastic Fours defeated Clubs on Flames by a close margin of 38-35. In group B matches, Golfing Eagles showcased their skills on the green course, crushing their opponents Par-Tee Crashers by a commanding margin of 45-30. In another dominant display, the Shivalik Swingers defeated the Tee Titans 40-26.

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Meanwhile, in a close match Green Warriors prevailed over Raging Bulls 38-32, while in the last match Tee Birds edged out Hansa Legends 35-32.

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