The battle for supremacy in Group B of the Panchkula Golf League gathered pace on Day 10, with Hansa Legends holding firm at the top after five matches at the Panchkula Golf Club.
Hansa Legends Stay Ahead After Five Matches
Hansa Legends continued their steady run, accumulating 1,789 points overall. Their tally includes 1,695 Game Points and 94 Bonus Points, underlining both consistency and strategic execution across fixtures.
While they remain table toppers, the margin at the top is far from comfortable. The competitive nature of Group B means every upcoming match could shift the leaderboard.
Tee Birds and Par-Tee Crashers Keep Pressure On
Tee Birds climbed into second place with 1,760 points (1,669 GP + 91 BP), staying within striking distance of the leaders. Their recent performances have kept them firmly in contention.
Close behind are Par-Tee Crashers on 1,734 points (1,641 GP + 93 BP), ensuring the race for top honours remains wide open. A strong outing in the next round could easily see them close the gap further.
Golfing Eagles and Victory Waves Remain in the Hunt
Golfing Eagles sit fourth with 1,715 points (1,627 GP + 88 BP), continuing to apply pressure on the top three. Victory Waves, currently on 1,668 points, is also within range and capable of mounting a late surge as the league progresses.
Mid-Table Battle Enters Decisive Phase
Further down the standings, the fight is intensifying.
- Raging Bulls – 1,526 points
- Fantastic Fours – 1,508 points
- Golfing Panthers – 1,475 points
With qualification spots still up for grabs, every match from here carries added weight.
Standout Individual Performances
The individual leaderboard saw impressive scoring on Day 10.
Col TYS Bedi (Hansa Legends), Dr. Balbir Panwar (Victory Waves), and Virender Sharma (Victory Waves) emerged as joint top scorers with 36 points each.
Close behind were Babita Mahajan (Fantastic Fours) and Balprit Guman (Victory Waves), both carding 35 points.
Col Amar Bajwa and Vivek Sharma (Tee Birds), along with Vikram Bhagwan (Par-Tee Crashers), returned strong rounds of 34 points, adding further depth to the competition.
