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Guntas Kaur Sandhu, Anshul Mishra Shine as Runners-Up in National Golf Events

Guntas Kaur Sandhu finished as the runner-up in two categories at the IGU Eastern India Ladies and Junior Girls Golf Championship in Jamshedpur. Anshul Mishra achieved a joint runner-up finish at the IGU Hyderabad Amateur Golf Championship. Their coach, Jaskirat Grewal, praised their dedication and the academy's high-performance culture. The Roundglass Golf Academy, based in Chandigarh, is supported by brand ambassador and professional golfer Shubhankar Sharma.

Key Points: Junior Golfers Sandhu, Mishra Secure Runner-Up Finishes in IGU Events

  • Guntas Kaur Sandhu runner-up in Eastern India Ladies & Junior Girls
  • Anshul Mishra joint runner-up in Hyderabad Amateur Championship
  • Performances highlight academy's development program
  • Coached by Dronacharya Awardee Jaskirat Grewal
  • Academy mentored by pro Shubhankar Sharma
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IGU Eastern India Championship: Guntas Kaur Sandhu finishes runner-up

Roundglass Golf Academy athletes Guntas Kaur Sandhu and Anshul Mishra earn runner-up titles at separate IGU national amateur golf championships.

"Their dedication and ability to compete under pressure perfectly reflect the high-performance culture we are building. - Jaskirat Grewal"

Chandigarh, April 14

Roundglass Golf Academy athletes Guntas Kaur Sandhu and Anshul Mishra continued their rise in the junior circuit in the country, delivering impressive performances on the national amateur circuit, securing podium finishes in their respective Indian Golf Union championships last week.

Competing at the Golmuri Golf Course in Jamshedpur last week, Guntas Kaur Sandhu finished as the runner-up in both the Overall Category and the A and B combined category at the IGU Eastern India Ladies and Junior Girls Golf Championship 2026. Her strong showing continues a remarkable run of form on the domestic circuit.

Simultaneously, Anshul Mishra showcased his competitive edge at the Boulder Hills Golf and Country Club in Hyderabad from April 7 to April 10. He finished as the joint runner-up in the highly competitive IGU Hyderabad Amateur Golf Championship 2026, adding another significant result to his already impressive season.

"We are incredibly proud of both Guntas and Anshul for their consistent performances at the highest level of Indian amateur golf. Their dedication and ability to compete under pressure perfectly reflect the high-performance culture we are building. These results validate our holistic approach to coaching and player development, " said Jaskirat Grewal, Head Coach of the Roundglass Golf Academy and Dronacharya Awardee.

Based at the prestigious Chandigarh Golf Club, the Roundglass Golf Academy is offering a world-class training environment for elite Indian golfers, mentored by India's No. 1 professional golfer and Brand Ambassador, Shubhankar Sharma.

- ANI

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Aman W
Great news! Both Guntas and Anshul are making waves. We need more such academies across India to nurture talent. Golf has this elite image, but stories like this can really inspire middle-class kids to take it up if the support system is there.
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Rohit P
Jamshedpur and Hyderabad hosting these events is good to see. Golf shouldn't be limited to just Delhi or Bangalore. Hopefully, this encourages more courses and tournaments in Eastern and Southern India.
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Sarah B
While the results are commendable, I do hope the article's focus on the academy's "world-class environment" doesn't overshadow the sheer hard work of the individual athletes. The credit should first go to Guntas and Anshul themselves.
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Karthik V
Having Shubhankar Sharma as a mentor is a massive advantage. These young players are in great hands. The future of Indian golf looks bright! 🏌️‍♂️ Let's support them so they can shine on the Asian and world tours soon.
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Nisha Z
Consistency is key in sports. To keep performing at the national level like they are doing is not easy. Wishing them both the very best for the upcoming tournaments. Bring more medals home!

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