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INDIA JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE

INDIA'S FIRST NATIONAL JUNIOR GOLF LEAGUE

India's been waiting for a competitive, yet fun, junior golf event for the entire family.

Presenting, India's most exciting golf festival - India Junior Golf League.

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About the League

Golf, fun and family. Golf for everyone.

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Junior Golf League

The ultimate national golf league India - Cat A, B, C (11-17 years).

Eight teams | Four regional rounds | 12 qualify for team (6 girls + 6 boys) | Finals '25 season in Delhi

Finals played on LIV golf format - team and individual winners. Shotgun start.

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Swing, Chip & Putt

The ultimate challenge for boys and girls 7-13 years.

Compete in regional qualifiers for a chance to become India’s next junior golf star.

All about fun, learning, and an early shot at glory.

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Family Cup - Parent Child Tournament

Building bonds, one swing at a time.

One day 9 hole tournament, featuring parent-child teams.

Double the fun for everyone.

What our young athletes are saying

"I am excited that we get to play with the best junior golfers from across the country"

Upcoming events

First edition of India Junior Golf League is scheduled for September - October 2025. Expect more information soon.

SPONSORSHIP

We are excited to have you collaborate as a sponsor. Join us as we build India Junior Golf League into a valuable franchise.

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Get to Know Us

We are a high credibility team of professionals with strong backgrounds in golf and media.

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Meet the Team

High credibility team

Founder, Equalsportz

Amita Malhotra

Entrepreneur. Marketing and Communication Leader

Asian Games Medal Winner

Rahul Bajaj

Asian games medal winner, former pro golf player, respected golf coach. Entrepreneur

Co-founder, Equalsportz

Rajesh Lalwani

Entrepreneur. Respected brand and marketing leader. Co-founder, Equalsportz

Is your child distracted during the sport lesson?

What may look like distraction could actually be the mark of future greatness.

Golf coach Arjun Malik believes that what separates a good junior golfer from a great one is not blind focus, but curiosity. Too often, parents see a child’s questions during practice as signs of wavering attention. But for a coach, those moments reveal a deeper engagement with the sport.

Take a 10-year-old who pauses mid-lesson to ask, “What’s the difference between a fade and a draw?” To a parent, it might sound like digression.

To a coach, it’s evidence of the mindset that builds champions — a willingness to think, to experiment, and to search for better ways of doing things.

Great golfers, even at the junior level, aren’t content with just following instructions. They are constantly probing, refining, and reimagining their game. That spirit of inquiry is what transforms practice into mastery.

E16 with leading golf coach Arjun Malik drops this week. Follow @equalsportz and stay tuned!

#raisinganathlete #juniorgolf #golfindia #sportsparents #golfparents #golftips #golflife #golflesson #asiantour

Is your child distracted during the sport lesson?

What may look like distraction could actually be the mark of future greatness.

Golf coach Arjun Malik believes that what separates a good junior golfer from a great one is not blind focus, but curiosity. Too often, parents see a child’s questions during practice as signs of wavering attention. But for a coach, those moments reveal a deeper engagement with the sport.

Take a 10-year-old who pauses mid-lesson to ask, “What’s the difference between a fade and a draw?” To a parent, it might sound like digression.

To a coach, it’s evidence of the mindset that builds champions — a willingness to think, to experiment, and to search for better ways of doing things.

Great golfers, even at the junior level, aren’t content with just following instructions. They are constantly probing, refining, and reimagining their game. That spirit of inquiry is what transforms practice into mastery.

E16 with leading golf coach Arjun Malik drops this week. Follow @equalsportz and stay tuned!

#raisinganathlete #juniorgolf #golfindia #sportsparents #golfparents #golftips #golflife #golflesson #asiantour

When it comes to choosing the right sport for your child, should golf be on your radar?

In Episode 16, leading golf coach Arjun Malik breaks down how the game is changing in India and why parents may want to take a closer look at it today.

India has fewer than two lakh active golfers - a surprisingly small number for the world’s most populous nation. Yet this number has grown by 40% in just the last five years.

The ecosystem is evolving too. Prize money in domestic tours is climbing, competition is getting tougher, and international stars are adding to the excitement.

Earlier this year, @brysondechambeau competed at the @intseriesgolf event at @dlfgolf , part of the @asiantour, while @rorymcilroy will headline the @dpworldtour this October in Delhi.

With new formats like @official.igpl, rising sponsorships, and growing global attention, golf in India has never looked more dynamic.

Most importantly, golf is no longer viewed just as a lifestyle — its Olympic status has firmly positioned it as a serious sporting career. For parents and young athletes, that means more tournaments, clearer pathways, and stronger opportunities ahead.

As Arjun shares, the leap in quality and participation signals that golf in India is only going to grow bigger from here.

If you’re part of the Indian golfing community — or simply curious about the sport — don’t miss this episode for compelling insights into the future of golf in India, with a special focus on junior golf. Coming soon.

#raisinganathlete #juniorgolf #golfindia #sportsindia #golfersindia #sportsparents #golfparents #kheloindia #igpl #dpworldtour #asiantour #brysondechambeau #rorymcilroy

When it comes to choosing the right sport for your child, should golf be on your radar?

In Episode 16, leading golf coach Arjun Malik breaks down how the game is changing in India and why parents may want to take a closer look at it today.

India has fewer than two lakh active golfers - a surprisingly small number for the world’s most populous nation. Yet this number has grown by 40% in just the last five years.

The ecosystem is evolving too. Prize money in domestic tours is climbing, competition is getting tougher, and international stars are adding to the excitement.

Earlier this year, @brysondechambeau competed at the @intseriesgolf event at @dlfgolf , part of the @asiantour, while @rorymcilroy will headline the @dpworldtour this October in Delhi.

With new formats like @official.igpl, rising sponsorships, and growing global attention, golf in India has never looked more dynamic.

Most importantly, golf is no longer viewed just as a lifestyle — its Olympic status has firmly positioned it as a serious sporting career. For parents and young athletes, that means more tournaments, clearer pathways, and stronger opportunities ahead.

As Arjun shares, the leap in quality and participation signals that golf in India is only going to grow bigger from here.

If you’re part of the Indian golfing community — or simply curious about the sport — don’t miss this episode for compelling insights into the future of golf in India, with a special focus on junior golf. Coming soon.

#raisinganathlete #juniorgolf #golfindia #sportsindia #golfersindia #sportsparents #golfparents #kheloindia #igpl #dpworldtour #asiantour #brysondechambeau #rorymcilroy

When Kartik Singh was just seven, he began learning something many young golfers often miss - course management.

His coach helped him with technique, but out on the course, it was his father who guided him, helping him understand which shot to choose, when to take a risk, and when to play it safe.

Because as Kartik says, practicing on the range and playing on the course are two completely different things.

You might have all the shots, but unless you know how and when to use them, performance under pressure can fall apart.

His advice to junior golfers today is simple but powerful: play more rounds. And when you do, make sure someone who understands the game is with you. That’s where real learning happens.

This is where young athletes begin to develop not just skill, but judgment — the kind that separates a good player from a great one.

Catch more insights from India’s No. 1 Junior and Amateur and Youngest Pro Golfer, Kartik Singh on Episode 15 of Raising an Athlete. Now Live - link in bio

Don’t forget to follow @equalsportz for the best of sporting insights from top athletes, rising juniors, coaches, and sports experts across India.

When Kartik Singh was just seven, he began learning something many young golfers often miss - course management.

His coach helped him with technique, but out on the course, it was his father who guided him, helping him understand which shot to choose, when to take a risk, and when to play it safe.

Because as Kartik says, practicing on the range and playing on the course are two completely different things.

You might have all the shots, but unless you know how and when to use them, performance under pressure can fall apart.

His advice to junior golfers today is simple but powerful: play more rounds. And when you do, make sure someone who understands the game is with you. That’s where real learning happens.

This is where young athletes begin to develop not just skill, but judgment — the kind that separates a good player from a great one.

Catch more insights from India’s No. 1 Junior and Amateur and Youngest Pro Golfer, Kartik Singh on Episode 15 of Raising an Athlete. Now Live - link in bio

Don’t forget to follow @equalsportz for the best of sporting insights from top athletes, rising juniors, coaches, and sports experts across India.

As a young golfer, Arjun Malik loved the game but grew up in a time when junior golf in India lacked the structure, support, and pathways it needed.

Today, he’s changing that story for the next generation.

Arjun is a former Tour Pro on the PGTI, he is the Co-Founder of Zen Golf, Director of the Junior Asian Golf Academy, India and Board Member of the PGA of India.

His mission? To give young golfers the guidance, environment, and support he never had, and to create future champions who can take Indian golf to new heights.

If you are a part of junior golf ecosystem in India or curious about golf linked opportunities, this is a must-listen episode for you. Coming Soon!

#raisinganathlete #juniorgolfers #juniorgolfindia #golfindia #sportsparents #golfparents #JAGA #sportsindia #indiangolfunion

As a young golfer, Arjun Malik loved the game but grew up in a time when junior golf in India lacked the structure, support, and pathways it needed.

Today, he’s changing that story for the next generation.

Arjun is a former Tour Pro on the PGTI, he is the Co-Founder of Zen Golf, Director of the Junior Asian Golf Academy, India and Board Member of the PGA of India.

His mission? To give young golfers the guidance, environment, and support he never had, and to create future champions who can take Indian golf to new heights.

If you are a part of junior golf ecosystem in India or curious about golf linked opportunities, this is a must-listen episode for you. Coming Soon!

#raisinganathlete #juniorgolfers #juniorgolfindia #golfindia #sportsparents #golfparents #JAGA #sportsindia #indiangolfunion

Full Episode is Now Live.

Episode 15 of Raising An Athlete features Kartik Singh, India’s No. 1 junior and amateur golfer—and now the youngest pro golfer in the country.

At just 15, Kartik has already competed alongside global golf legends, dominated national circuits, and become the only junior selected for India’s elite Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS). But behind his success is a story of quiet discipline, hard choices, and a family that built everything around one goal.

Whether you’re a sports parent, a young athlete, or simply curious about golf —this episode offers a peek into the journey of this young golf prodigy from India

Watch the full episode - link in bio.

Do like, share and subscribe to our channel @equalsportz to watch top athletes, coaches and sports experts share what it takes for Raising An Athlete.

Chapters

00:00 Kartik’s Journey into Golf
03:51 Overcoming Early Challenges
06:11 The Importance of Process Over Results
08:28 Course Management and Decision Making
11:03 The Role of Caddies in Golf
13:46 Balancing Domestic and International Play
16:13 Fitness Journey and Training Regimen
17:40 Specialized Training for Young Golfers
18:47 Navigating Education and Golf
21:14 Specialization in Sports: When to Commit?
22:51 Mental Toughness in Golf
24:43 Role Models and Inspiration
26:09 Overcoming Financial Barriers in Golf
27:07 Transitioning to Amateur Golf
28:39 The Reality of Golf: Glamour vs. Hard Work
29:49 Family Support and Sacrifices
33:53 Training Evolution and Technology in Golf
36:17 Future Aspirations and Olympic Dreams

#juniorgolfindia #golfindia #kheloindia #sportsindia #sportsparents #juniorgolfers #indiangolfunion #raisinganathlete #equalsportz

Full Episode is Now Live.

Episode 15 of Raising An Athlete features Kartik Singh, India’s No. 1 junior and amateur golfer—and now the youngest pro golfer in the country.

At just 15, Kartik has already competed alongside global golf legends, dominated national circuits, and become the only junior selected for India’s elite Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS). But behind his success is a story of quiet discipline, hard choices, and a family that built everything around one goal.

Whether you’re a sports parent, a young athlete, or simply curious about golf —this episode offers a peek into the journey of this young golf prodigy from India

Watch the full episode - link in bio.

Do like, share and subscribe to our channel @equalsportz to watch top athletes, coaches and sports experts share what it takes for Raising An Athlete.

Chapters

00:00 Kartik’s Journey into Golf
03:51 Overcoming Early Challenges
06:11 The Importance of Process Over Results
08:28 Course Management and Decision Making
11:03 The Role of Caddies in Golf
13:46 Balancing Domestic and International Play
16:13 Fitness Journey and Training Regimen
17:40 Specialized Training for Young Golfers
18:47 Navigating Education and Golf
21:14 Specialization in Sports: When to Commit?
22:51 Mental Toughness in Golf
24:43 Role Models and Inspiration
26:09 Overcoming Financial Barriers in Golf
27:07 Transitioning to Amateur Golf
28:39 The Reality of Golf: Glamour vs. Hard Work
29:49 Family Support and Sacrifices
33:53 Training Evolution and Technology in Golf
36:17 Future Aspirations and Olympic Dreams

#juniorgolfindia #golfindia #kheloindia #sportsindia #sportsparents #juniorgolfers #indiangolfunion #raisinganathlete #equalsportz

Kartik Singh was just 7 years old, playing one of his first ever golf tournaments.

A mix-up on the scorecard meant someone else’s score was recorded as his and Kartik dropped way down the leaderboard.

Kartik was disappointed.

But his mother?

She took him to the mall to celebrate.
No scolding. No lectures.

Just one simple message:

“You played well. Everything else — you’ll learn with time.”

Here’s a takeaway for every sports parent:

Not every great performance ends with a trophy, but the right response can shape your child’s mindset for life.

Kartik has since gone on to win over 110 tournaments, across the world — but moments like this built the foundation.

Don’t miss episode #15 with India’s No. 1 Junior and Amateur Golfer and Youngest Pro Golfer, Kartik Singh.

Follow @equalsportz for the best of sporting insights from top athletes, rising juniors, coaches, and sports experts across India.

#juniorgolfindia #golfindia #kartiksingh #sportsindia #igpl #raisinganathlete #equalsportz #kheloindia #sportsparents

Kartik Singh was just 7 years old, playing one of his first ever golf tournaments.

A mix-up on the scorecard meant someone else’s score was recorded as his and Kartik dropped way down the leaderboard.

Kartik was disappointed.

But his mother?

She took him to the mall to celebrate.
No scolding. No lectures.

Just one simple message:

“You played well. Everything else — you’ll learn with time.”

Here’s a takeaway for every sports parent:

Not every great performance ends with a trophy, but the right response can shape your child’s mindset for life.

Kartik has since gone on to win over 110 tournaments, across the world — but moments like this built the foundation.

Don’t miss episode #15 with India’s No. 1 Junior and Amateur Golfer and Youngest Pro Golfer, Kartik Singh.

Follow @equalsportz for the best of sporting insights from top athletes, rising juniors, coaches, and sports experts across India.

#juniorgolfindia #golfindia #kartiksingh #sportsindia #igpl #raisinganathlete #equalsportz #kheloindia #sportsparents

India’s No. 1 junior and youngest pro golfer, Kartik Singh, shares a perspective useful for junior golfers.

Since his first tournaments, Kartik has always chosen to work with local caddies because he wanted to learn to think independently on the course.

“Long-term, it’s important not to rely heavily on your caddy. You have to learn how to think for yourself.”

He takes input—especially on the greens, where local caddies bring deep knowledge on the line —but the final call is his.

For junior golfers:
Decision making is a skill. If you want to compete at the highest level, you need the confidence to trust your own judgment. To think and own your game.

Don’t miss episode 15 with India’s No. 1 Junior and Amateur and Youngest Pro Golfer, Kartik Singh.

Follow @equalsportz for the best of sporting insights from top athletes, rising juniors, coaches, and sports experts across India.

India’s No. 1 junior and youngest pro golfer, Kartik Singh, shares a perspective useful for junior golfers.

Since his first tournaments, Kartik has always chosen to work with local caddies because he wanted to learn to think independently on the course.

“Long-term, it’s important not to rely heavily on your caddy. You have to learn how to think for yourself.”

He takes input—especially on the greens, where local caddies bring deep knowledge on the line —but the final call is his.

For junior golfers:
Decision making is a skill. If you want to compete at the highest level, you need the confidence to trust your own judgment. To think and own your game.

Don’t miss episode 15 with India’s No. 1 Junior and Amateur and Youngest Pro Golfer, Kartik Singh.

Follow @equalsportz for the best of sporting insights from top athletes, rising juniors, coaches, and sports experts across India.

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