In a city synonymous with India’s golfing legacy, GB Legends is reshaping the narrative with a purpose that extends far beyond the course. As a leading presence in the Chandigarh Golf League, the team has unveiled a focused CSR initiative designed to identify, support, and elevate young golfers from economically weaker sections, transforming access into opportunity.
Led by owner Gurnav Bhatti, the vision is clear and compelling: to cultivate a new generation of athletes capable of representing India at the 2028 Olympic Games. At its heart lies a simple yet powerful belief that talent should be defined by merit, not means.
Backed by GB Realty, the programme delivers a holistic framework that blends elite coaching with psychological guidance, fitness training, and competitive exposure. It is not merely about playing the sport, but about preparing complete athletes with the discipline and resilience to excel.
Among its rising names are Saurav Das and Sukhleen Kaur, whose journeys reflect quiet determination, alongside Roopwant Singh Mattu, Rudraj Diwan, and Raza Kaur, each receiving structured support in training and competition. Equally compelling is the progress of Prashant Nanda, whose inclusion highlights the initiative’s deeply considered and inclusive approach.
With mentorship from seasoned professionals and the backing of the Indian Golf Union, GB Legends is not merely building players, it is shaping futures. In doing so, it reaffirms a powerful idea: greatness, when given the right ground, will always find its way forward.