The Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI) has officially kicked off its 2025 season with the much-anticipated Coal India Open, currently underway at the Kensville Golf and Country Club in Ahmedabad. With a prize purse of INR 1 Crore and 126 elite golfers competing, the tournament sets a dynamic tone for what promises to be a landmark year in Indian golf.
Backed by the visionary leadership of President Kapil Dev and CEO Amandeep Singh Johl, PGTI continues to solidify its role as the premier platform for professional golf in India. Over the years, the tour has been instrumental in nurturing domestic talent, expanding the sport’s reach, and bringing Indian golf closer to global standards.
This year’s inaugural event is not just about the sport, it’s a celebration of legacy. Sponsored by Coal India, a company that is also marking 50 years of energy leadership, the tournament reflects the strong partnership between Indian industry and sport. The event has also attracted a roster of top-tier sponsors including Amul, IndusInd Bank, Campa, Trident Group, Electro+, Rolex, and Victorious Choice, underlining the growing commercial interest in Indian golf.
Held on a world-class course in Gujarat, the Coal India Open has already seen strong performances in its early rounds. As players battle for crucial Order of Merit points and a share of the INR 1 crore prize pool, fans are closely following the action, both on-ground and online.
With 126 of India’s finest professional golfers in the fray, the tournament is a perfect blend of experience and emerging talent. And with over 18 more events scheduled across the country in 2025 including high-stake tournaments in Mysuru, New Delhi, Hyderabad, Pune, and more the season promises exciting moments, rising stars, and powerful narratives.
From Ahmedabad to Jamshedpur, from 20-lakh purses to USD 4 million championships, the 2025 PGTI calendar reflects the growth and ambition of Indian golf.
As the Coal India Open paves the way, one thing is clear PGTI’s 2025 season is off to a spectacular start.