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Kapil Dev announces 2nd edition of TGCL

New Delhi, July 17 (UNI) Legendary cricketer Kapil Dev has announced the second edition of the Trinity Golf Champions League (TGCL), set to redefine Indian golf as a captivating team sport.
Scheduled for a thrilling showdown in Bengaluru this September, the tournament promises a unique blend of individual brilliance and strategic teamwork.
“Golf is a sport that requires immense skill and focus, but it can often be seen as an individual pursuit. Our second edition of TGCL will bring together professionals, amateurs, and even celebrity golfers to compete as a team, fostering a spirit of camaraderie and strategic collaboration that will be unlike anything golf fans have ever witnessed.
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