Featured Golf Courses in India
Delhi Golf Course, Delhi
Originally called the 'Lodhi Golf Course', Delhi Golf Club is perhaps the only golf club in the world dotted with monuments of great historic and archaeological value. In the 1930s the British ordered the chief of the horticulture department to design a course amongst the picturesque surroundings of the tombs of the Lodhi Dynasty of Delhi, which date back to the 15th century. The character of the course also lies in the rich fauna and flora that it has on either side of the tight fairways. Delhi Golf Club has has hosted the Indian Open golf tournament (an event of the Asian PGA calendar) a number of times.
Specifications: Par 72, 18 holes, 6869 yards

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The Royal Calcutta Golf Course, Calcutta
Established in 1829, the Royal Calcutta Golf Club is the second oldest golf club in the world after The Old Course at St Andrews. It is the oldest golf club in India and first outside Great Britain. King George V and Queen Mary conferred the title "Royal" to the club to commemorate their visit to Calcutta in 1911. Royal's conspicuous features are its natural water hazards. Greens at the Royal are small by modern standards, but undulations make them tricky. From the tee the course looks deceptively easy, but its strength lies in its par fours, and to score requires good long and medium irons.
Specifications: Par 72, 18 holes, 7195 yards

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Eagleton Golf Course, Bangalore
Located half an hour’s drive along the Bangalore-Mysore highway, the designer Eagleton Golf Course is spread over 500 acres of land that combines nature with modern day facilities. The golf course was designed by Pacific Coast Designs Australia. The undulations of the course, along with strategically placed bunkers and seven water bodies, present golfers with new challenges every time they tee-off, providing for a memorable round of golf at Eagleton.
Specification: Par 72, 18 holes, 6668 yards

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Aamby Valley, Mumbai
Aamby Valley is a day and night 18-hole floodlit championship golf course spread over 250 acres. The golf course was designed by David Hemstock and Associates and remodeled for championships by PGA Design Consulting Ltd, UK. 2700 feet above sea level and surrounded by the Sahyadri mountain range, the course makes the most of the natural terrain. A series of river valleys (nallas) cross the course over the front nine and the back nine are interspersed by lakes. With a minimum of five sets of tees, the course caters for golfers of every proficiency. Probably the finest of India’s new golf courses, and only a short distance from Bollywood, this is the golf course of the Indian stars and has also played host to Asian PGA golf tournaments.
Specifications: Par 72, 18 holes, 7100 yards