Gaganjeet Singh Bhullar (born 27 April 1988) is an Indian professional golfer who plays on the Asian Tour.

He was India's number one amateur in 2004 and 2006 and was part of the Indian team that won the silver medal at the 2006 Asian Games.

He won the PGTI Players Championship at Panchkula Golf Club in March, his first professional victory.

He played in nine events, making seven cuts while recording a runner up finish at the Indonesia President Invitational.

He didn't secure his tour card for 2009 until the second to last tournament of the year, when he finished T-11 at the Johnnie Walker Cambodian Open.

Bhullar entered the tournament in 67th on the Order of Merit, needing to finish in the top 65 to earn his tour card for 2009.

Neven Basic, who was in 65th, missed the cut so on the final day of the event it was a battle between Bhullar and Adam Groom, who was in 66th.

Bhullar picked up his fourth win on the Professional Golf Tour of India at the PGTI Players Championship presented by Eagleton.

[8] But the very next week, Mukesh Kumar won his 3rd event of the season, replacing Bhullar at the top of the Order of Merit.

Bhullar represented Asia for the 2010 Royal Trophy where Europe pulled out a narrow victory.

Bhullar's superb round set a new course record at Suwan Golf and Country Club.

Bhullar won his sixth title on the Professional Golf Tour of India at the PGTI Players Championship in May.

Bhullar recorded two triple bogeys on the front nine during round three but made a fantastic recovery in the last 27 holes to win the tournament.

[11] Bhullar received a special invitation to play in the Japan PGA Championship due to his consistent performances in India and Asia.

In his first European Tour event of the year, Bhullar finished tied for 30th in the Estoril Open de Portugal.

Bhullar continued his success on the Asian Tour in July with a fourth-place finish at the Brunei Open.

[18] His first tournament win of the season pushed him up to fourth place on the Asian Tour's Order of Merit.

[19] In 2014, Bhullar played a full season on the European Tour, where his best result of tied-10th came at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship in January.

In 2018, Bhullar's big moment came with a win at the Fiji International in August, his first European Tour victory.