UP Prometheans and Rajasthan Regals Secure Spots in PGTI Final

In a thrilling conclusion to the fifth round of the PGTI's '72 The League', UP Prometheans and Rajasthan Regals have secured their spots in the upcoming Final. With UP leading the pack with 45 points and Rajasthan closely following at 43, the competition has been fierce. Both teams showcased remarkable performances, with UP defeating Rajasthan in their last encounter. Captains Shaurya Bhattacharya and Ajeetesh Sandhu shared their insights on the intense matches and the excitement of advancing to the finals. The stage is set for an exhilarating showdown at the Qutab Golf Course on March 6.

By Narendra Chaudhary Mar 4, 2026, 01:57 IST

UP Prometheans and Rajasthan Regals Shine in PGTI League

Nuh (Haryana) [India], March 3: The UP Prometheans and Rajasthan Regals emerged as the leading teams following the fifth round of the Professional Golf Tour of India's (PGTI) '72 The League', securing their places in the Final set for March 6 at the Qutab Golf Course in Delhi.

After the fifth round held at Classic Golf & Country Club in Nuh, Haryana, UP amassed 45 points while Rajasthan followed closely with 43 points, according to a press release.

Despite being tied with Charminar Champions at 43 points, Rajasthan clinched the second spot based on their superior previous performance.

Charminar Champions finished in third place, while Nava Raipur, Mumbai Aces, and Kolkata Classics took the fourth, fifth, and sixth positions with 35, 27, and 21 points, respectively.

As UP Prometheans and Rajasthan Regals prepare to face off in the Final, the teams ranked third to sixth will compete for the Plate Championship on the same day at Qutab Golf Course.

In their earlier encounter on Tuesday, UP triumphed over Rajasthan with a score of 10-4, winning three out of five matches, while Rajasthan secured one match, and the fifth ended in a tie. The victorious players for UP included Shaurya Bhattacharya and Arjun Prasad in Singles, along with Joshua Seale and Pranav Mardikar in Foursomes.

Shaurya Bhattacharya, Captain of UP Prometheans, expressed, “It was incredibly thrilling as it came down to the wire. We won our initial three matches, ensuring our spot in the finals. The way Manoj and Abhinav Lohan fought back from three down to halve their match was remarkable, showcasing our resilience and determination to reach the finals.”

Ajeetesh Sandhu, Captain of Rajasthan Regals, remarked, “It was a true rollercoaster experience. Playing individually allows for more control, but as a team, the responsibility is shared, and it feels different to contribute to the team's success. Knowing that your match impacts the overall outcome is an exhilarating feeling, and we are thrilled to have made it through.”