The HSBC India Golf League took place for the third time at the Oxford Golf Course in Pune. Famous cricket player Kapil Dev was the special guest and started the tournament with a ceremonial tee-off. The tournament aimed to promote golf and encourage young players, showing HSBC’s dedication to growing the sport in India. Kapil Dev’s presence highlighted how important this event is for helping new golfers get better.
The tournament had many rounds in different cities like Greater Noida, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Mumbai before the big final in Pune. This helped many amateur golfers from all over India to join the competition, making it a great chance to find and show off new golfing talent.
HSBC also provided exciting prizes. Four top players won a trip to the famous Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore. They got special access to watch the HSBC Women’s World Championship, which gave them a chance to see professional golf up close.
Sandeep Batra from HSBC talked about how important the tournament is for making golf popular and accessible in India. The way the league was organized helped to make golfing better for amateurs while also finding new talented players.
The success of this third edition showed that more and more people in India are interested in golf. Kapil Dev’s presence, along with HSBC’s great organization and prizes, made this tournament a key event for amateur golf in India.
This year’s tournament was a big step in HSBC’s mission to promote golf in India. It set new standards for amateur competitions and helped create a solid foundation for the sport’s future growth across the country.
