Ghosal lost 3-11 7-11 8-11 on the all-glass court at the Montreal Forum.
It was the pair's fifth Tour encounter - and, after 45 minutes, World No.9 Golan recorded his fifth win over the new world No.17 from Kolkata.
"Lost 3-0 to Golan today. He was very good and I wasn't at my best. Will have to learn from this and come back stronger! Disappointed" Ghosal tweeted.
Golan admitted that he had to play his best squash to see off Ghosal.
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