Sohraab Singh Talwar wins IGU Northern India Junior Boys Category C title
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
Sohraab Singh Talwar of the Roundglass Golf Academy (RGGA) claimed his maiden career title at the IGU Northern India Junior Boys Golf Championship, winning the Boys Category C crown at the Chandigarh Golf Club on 13 August. The young golfer sealed the victory with a commanding 3-shot margin, finishing at a total of 216 — level par across three rounds.
How the Championship Unfolded
Talwar opened his campaign with a steady round of 74, keeping himself firmly in contention at the top of the leaderboard. He then shifted gears decisively, firing back-to-back under-par rounds of 71 on the second and third days to pull clear of the field. The combination of early discipline and a strong finish proved decisive in a competitive field drawn from across Northern India.
Final Standings
Shan Alvi of Delhi finished as runner-up with a total score of 219 (rounds of 72-72-75), while Kabir Goyal of Uttar Pradesh took third place with a score of 221 (71-74-76). Fellow RGGA athlete Rudraj Diwan also competed, finishing 16th with a total of 250 (79-86-85), adding to the academy's overall presence at the tournament.
RGGA's Growing Footprint in Junior Golf
Based at the Chandigarh Golf Club, the Roundglass Golf Academy has steadily built a reputation as one of India's premier training destinations for junior golfers. The academy is mentored by Shubhankar Sharma, India's No. 1 professional golfer and RGGA Brand Ambassador. Talwar's title win is the latest marker of the programme's ability to produce competitive young talent on the national circuit.
About the Tournament
The IGU Northern India Junior Boys Golf Championship is a prominent fixture on the Indian junior golf calendar, bringing together top young male golfers from across the northern region. Hosted at the Chandigarh Golf Club, the event is widely regarded as a key stepping stone for junior players aiming to build competitive careers in the sport. This year's edition once again drew strong participation and high-quality play across categories.
Talwar's victory marks a significant early milestone in what is shaping up to be a promising career, and all eyes will be on him as the junior circuit progresses through the season.