Another Indian, Rahil Gangjee, who is representing Delhi Darts, felt that the league will provide the country's young opportunity to learn from the experienced golfers competing in the event.

"This is very exciting and challenging. If we have someone like Johan (Edfors from Australia) in our team, he is a worldwide figure, the value of the other players will go up," Gangjee said. After participating for two years, Gangjee said that he will not be competing in the web.Com tour in the US any more as that is very "expensive". "We have to pay USD 3000 a week and have to take care of everything including travel, stay, food, my coach, caddie." He, instead, will now focus on the Asian Tour and co-sanctioned European events as those would help in "improving the rankings". "Look at Gaganjeet (Bhullar) and Anirban (Lahiri)," he said.