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Incredible Golf India – the Unique GOLF Destination Incredible Golf India – The Unique GOLF Destination There are over 200 dramatic venues in India offering golf are truly memorable experiences. Tee off from the highest golf course in the world, watch a peacock dance amidst old monuments strewn in the middle of the course or sip a cup of tea at a colonial styled clubhouse. Whether on business or leisure, a game of golf is just a wish away. From the Himalayas, crowded cities and in small towns, by the lakes and forests, tea estates, to exotic desert locales, there is a different flavor to suit every need enabling you to experience the country in a unique manner. In recent years, a large number of international standard courses designed by names as well as known as Pacific Coast Design, Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman have come up in India, providing golfers with ample challenges. The History The Royal Calcutta Golf Club, the oldest golf club in India, and the first outside the British Isles, was established in 1829. Golf had already been played in India for 59 years before the first major course was opened in the USA in 1888. By the end of the 19th century India already had a dozen golf clubs. The Bangalore Golf Club in 1876 - The Madras Gymkhana Golf Club in 1877 - Cosmopolitan Golf Club in 1888 - Shillong Golf Club in 1886 – Kashmir Golf Club in 1886 - Gulmarg in 1891, known to be the highest in the world. (at an altitude of 2700 meter). For an avid golfer the best way to experience India is through its golf courses. NORTH Karma Lakelands Golf http://www.karmalakelands.com Qutab Golf Course http://ddasports.in/QutabGolf DLF Golf & Country Club http://www.dlfgolfresort.com More from the North New Delhi - The Classic Golf Course - Jaypee Greens Classic Golf Resort Jaypee Greens Golf Course - Delhi Golf Club https://www.itchotels.in/hotels/gurgaon/itcgrandbharat/golf/classic-golf-and-country-club.html http://jaypeegreensgolf.com/ Others Kashmir Golf Club - Kashmir Golf Club http://www.jktourism.org/things-to-do/activities/golfing.html Royal Springs Golf Club - Royal Springs Golf Club http://www.rsgc.co.in/ Gulmarg Golf Course - Gulmarg Golf Course http://www.jktourism.org/things-to-do/activities/golfing.html Lukenow Golf Club - Lucknow Golf Club http://www.lgc.in/ Panchkula Golf Club - Panchkula Golf Club http://www.panchkulagolfclub.in/newpanchkula__golf__club.htm Royal Springs Golf Course Agra Golf Club Kashmir - Agra Golf Club http://agraclub.com/newsite/index.html - Chandigarh Golf Club Chandigarh Golf Club http://www.chandigarhgolfclub.in/course - The Forest Resort The Forest Resort +91 172 523 1111 WEST Kharghar Valley Golf Course Phone +91 98406 55444 Bombay Presidency Golf Club https://www.bpgc-golf.com/ More from the West Pune - Oxford Golf & Country Club - Poona Club Golf Course Oxford Golf & Country Club Poona Club Golf Course https://www.oxfordgolfresort.com/ http://www.poonaclubltd.com/ Ahmedabad - Kalhaar Blues & Greens Golf Kalhaar Blues & Greens Golf Course Gaekwad Baroda Golf Club - Gaekwad Baroda Golf Club http://www.kalhaarbluesandgreens.com/ http://www.barodagolf.in/ - Gulmohar Greens Golf Course - Kensville Golf Course Kensville Golf Course Gulmohar Greens Golf Course http://kensville.co.in/club_kensville_contact_us.html http://gulmohargreens.com/ SOUTH KGA Golf Club http://www.kga.in/ Eagleton Golf Village http://www.eagletonindia.com/ Clover Greens Golf http://www.clovergreens.com More from the South Bengaluru Prestige Golfshire Resort Zion Hills Golf Bangalore Golf Club http://www.golfshire.com/ http://www.zionhills.in/ http://bgc1876.com/ Trivandrum Golf Course, Kerala CIAL Golf & Country Club, Cochin http://saitrivandrumgolfclub.com/home/ http://www.cialgolfclub.in/ Other Areas High Range Golf Club, Kerala http://www.highrangeclubmunnar.com/ Madikeri Golf Club, Coorg http://mdgc.golf/ Kovai Hills Golf Course, Coimbatore http://www.kovaihills.in/amenities_golf_course.html Coorg Golf Links, Coorg https://coorggolflinks.in/ Madras Gymkhana Golf Annex http://www.madrasgymkhana.com Edgewater Golf Course http://www.aavisa.in/golfcourse.php TNGF Cosmopolitan Golf Club http://tngf.in/ Vooty Golf County http://www.vootygolfcounty.com/ Boulder Hills Golf +91 40 6612 3456 Hyderabad Golf Club http://hyderabadgolfclub.in/ EAST Tollygunge Golf Club http://www.tollygungeclub.org/ Royal Calcutta Golf Club http://www.rcgc.in/ More from the East Bhubneshwar Golf Course, Bhubneshwar http://bhubaneswargolfclub.com/ Beldih Golf Club, Jamshedpur http://www.beldihclub.com/index.php/golf-course Kaziranga Golf Resort, Assam +91 88110 91577 Digboi Club Golf, Digboi +91 9435 137 381 Shillong Golf Club, Shillong +91 94850 25985 Thank You.
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