Chaitanya Pandey Triumphs at IGU North East Amateur Golf Championship 2025

In an exhilarating finish at the IGU North East Amateur Golf Championship 2025, Delhi's Chaitanya Pandey emerged victorious with a score of 1-under 283. Despite a strong challenge from citymate Deepak Yadav, who finished just one stroke behind, Chaitanya's consistent performance secured him the title. The tournament, held at the Jorhat Gymkhana Club, showcased the talents of several amateur golfers, with Chaitanya expressing gratitude for the opportunities provided by the Indian Golf Union. Read on to discover more about this thrilling competition and the players involved.

By Narendra Chaudhary Dec 7, 2025, 16:16 IST

Exciting Conclusion at Jorhat

Chaitanya Pandey, a golfer from Delhi, secured victory at the IGU North East Amateur Golf Championship 2025, finishing with rounds of 72, 71, 68, and 72 at the Par-71 Jorhat Gymkhana Club. The event took place from December 2 to 5, 2025, organized by the Indian Golf Union (IGU).

Narrow Margin of Victory

With a total score of 1-under 283, Chaitanya edged out fellow competitor Deepak Yadav, who finished as the runner-up despite achieving a commendable final round score of 2-under 69, marking his personal best in the tournament. Both Arin Ahuja (73-73-71-68) and Anshul Mishra (74-68-72-71) tied for third place, each finishing at one-over 285.

Chaitanya's Joyful Reflection

"I am extremely pleased to have won the IGU North East Amateur Championship. It was a challenging competition with Deepak, Arin, and Anshul closely pursuing me. I appreciate the Indian Golf Union for creating opportunities for amateur golfers like myself, allowing us to hone our skills and prepare for international events," Chaitanya expressed after his win.

IGU's Recognition of Talent

Nagesh Singh, a member of the IGU council, congratulated Chaitanya, stating, "I extend my best wishes to all participants, especially Chaitanya for his outstanding performance. The IGU aims to provide a platform for talented amateurs to showcase their skills and prepare for international competitions by challenging themselves on various courses throughout the sub-continent."