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Victory Waves, Kings to clash for golf title

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM Apr 21, 2025 IST
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Without conceding defeat throughout the tournament, Victory Waves stormed into the final of the Panchkula Golf League. They trounced Golfing Panthers 4–1 in the semifinal at the Panchkula Golf Club on Sunday morning.

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In the other semifinal, Highland Kings triumphed over Sneakin Golfers. Of the five games played, they won three, tied one and lost one to secure a place in the finals. The second semifinal was a close contest. After nine holes of play, Sneakin Golfers were in the lead. However, a tremendous fight back from Kings saw them edge past them.

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Victory Waves will now face Highland Kings in the final on April 23. Before the final, a match to decide the third and fourth positions will also be organised.

A total of 16 teams participated in the tournament, out of which eight advanced to the knockout stage of the league.

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