72 The League Final Live on Eurosport India — Indian Golf’s Biggest Moment Yet

Indian professional golf just got its first team-based league final — and it's going to be on television. The inaugural 72 The League, powered by IndusInd Bank under DP World…

March 3, 2026
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Indian professional golf just got its first team-based league final — and it’s going to be on television. The inaugural 72 The League, powered by IndusInd Bank under DP World PGTI, will broadcast its championship match live on Eurosport India on March 6, marking a landmark moment for the sport in the country.

72 The League Final

72 The League Final: Broadcast Schedule & Key Details

DetailInfo
Final DateMarch 6, 2026
VenueQutab Golf Course, New Delhi
Live BroadcastEurosport India, 10 AM onwards
Highlight PackagesMarch 14, 15, 21, 22 — 3 PM each
Winner’s Prize₹1 crore
Teams in League6 (10 players each, 60 pros total)
FinalistsTop 2 teams after 5 league matches
League VenuesClassic Golf & Country Club, Jaypee Greens

The Six Teams & Why This League Changes Everything

The six franchises — Charminar Champions, Kolkata Classics, Mumbai Aces, Nava Raipur, Rajasthan Regals and UP Prometheans — brought together India’s best professionals in a format the country has never seen in golf before. The storylines wrote themselves: 16-year-old Kartik Singh for Mumbai Aces sharing fairways with 61-year-old Mukesh Kumar of Kolkata Classics, with Ajeetesh Sandhu captaining Rajasthan Regals and Shaurya Bhattacharya leading UP Prometheans.

Team-based golf fundamentally changes the dynamic — every shot carries team consequences, not just personal ranking points. Collaboration, mentorship, and accountability replace pure individual pursuit. It’s the format shift Indian golf needed to crack open broader audiences, and the Eurosport India broadcast deal confirms that broadcasters are buying into it.

The league arrives as DP World PGTI has its most financially scaled season on record — three early-season events with ₹1.5 crore purses each, a combined pool of ₹4.5 crore, and NexGen Tour prizes rising from ₹20 lakh to ₹25 lakh per event. As TechnoSports has noted, 72 The League is the most significant format innovation in Indian professional golf since the PGTI’s founding.

The opening ceremony saw ICC Chairman Jay Shah and PGTI President Kapil Dev attend — a signal of how seriously this is being taken at the top.

FAQs

Where can I watch the 72 The League final live in India?

The final broadcasts live on Eurosport India on March 6, starting at 10 AM, from Qutab Golf Course in New Delhi.

Which teams are playing in the 72 The League final?

The top two teams after five league matches advance — from Charminar Champions, Kolkata Classics, Mumbai Aces, Nava Raipur, Rajasthan Regals, and UP Prometheans.

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