The 35-year-old golfer from Chandigarh, with rounds of 70-65-70-64, clinched the win by a narrow one-shot margin, finishing at 19-under 269. His victory earned him INR 15 lakh and propelled him to fifth place on the 2026 DP World PGTI Order of Merit
Sara X Golf Code delivered a thrilling turnaround to defeat Baale Golf in a gripping final at the Delhi Golf Club Members League. Displaying resilience under pressure, they overturned a strong deficit to secure their maiden title in dramatic fashion
The only Indian golfer to make the cut, she experienced a roller-coaster round highlighted by a remarkable four-hole stretch from the second to the fifth, where she recorded par, birdie, eagle, and bogey. Overall, her round included two birdies, one eagle, and three bogeys
Her second round was a mixed performance. She started steadily, going 1-under through the front nine, but encountered difficulties later with four bogeys offset by just two birdies. A bogey on her final hole, the ninth, put her qualification in doubt, but she ultimately scraped through by the narrowest margin
A superb run on the back nine with a 4-under 32 saw the 30-year-old Baisoya card a 5-under 67 to take his total to 11-under. Overnight leader Veer Ganapathy was left at 8-under following an even-par round that featured two birdies and two bogeys on either side of the eye-catching Anahita Golf Course
Khalin Joshi secured his seventh professional title with a steady final round at the Andhra Open Golf Championship 2026 in Visakhapatnam, finishing four shots clear and making a significant jump in the DP World PGTI Order of Merit standings
Bajaj Foundation edged past TeeM EDC in a thrilling contest, winning the निर्णायक seventh game on Day 5 of the Delhi Golf Club Members League. After early setbacks and a strong comeback from both sides, they secured victory 8-6
The last time it happened was when SSP Chawrasia claimed victory at the Delhi Golf Club in 2016 and followed it up with another win when the National Open moved to the DLF Golf and Country Club the next year
Featuring 24 teams and 480 golfers, the League brings together a diverse field of juniors, ladies, senior members, and seasoned players in a uniquely inclusive and highly competitive format. The tournament will conclude with the grand finale on April 18, 2026
Bakshi produced a solid 3-under 68 to add to her opening 69, taking her to a total of 5-under 137 and a share of eighth place. Diksha Dagar, who had an impressive first round, slipped slightly but remained within the top 20 at tied-16th after returning a 1-over 72
