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Course in Delhi |
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Originally located in an
area more than twice its present size, the course at the
Delhi Golf Club was consolidated to its present 220 acres
in 1950. Like the rest of Delhi, its golf course is also
laid out on a part of India's history. Carved out of a
portion, which was the estate of the Lodhi rulers, it
has in its precincts a collection of interesting tombs
and monuments.
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Course in Noida |
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This 72-par course, 7,335
yards with nine lakes, five water bodies and 88 bunkers
has been built to international championship levels under
the strict supervision of Greg Norman Design Company.
Ranging from Indonesian grass to turf care machinery from
the US, this golf course is comparable to the ‘best
worldwide'.Challenging and one of
the longest courses in the world. The bunkering style
sets it apart from other courses.
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Course in Gurgaon |
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The Classic Golf Resort
is the first South Asian signature championship course
designed by the great Jack ‘Golden Bear’ Nicklaus.
The resort has been built on a 300-acre expanse, at the
foothills of the picturesque Aravalli hills. This international
standard Classic Golf course is located on the outskirts
of Delhi, off the Delhi – Jaipur highway and about
45 minutes drive away from Delhi.
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Course in Mumbai |
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The Classic Golf Resort
is the first South Asian signature championship course
designed by the great Jack ‘Golden Bear’ Nicklaus.
The resort has been built on a 300-acre expanse, at the
foothills of the picturesque Aravalli hills. This international
standard Classic Golf course is located on the outskirts
of Delhi, off the Delhi – Jaipur highway and about
45 minutes drive away from Delhi.
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Course in Bangalore |
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Founded on June 24, 1876,
the Bangalore Golf Club is the second oldest in India.
It also has the distinction of hosting, with Chennai, the
oldest inter-club tournament in the country, which started
in 1878 and is played alternately in Bangalore and Chennai.
In the days when railways and aircraft were still things
of the future, golfers, often
travelled as much as 300 km on horseback and in bullock
carts to participate in the tournament.
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Course in Ooty |
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The Ooty golf course follows
the soft contours of downland, with its tonsured effect
of tree-bare heights, ringed with gorse and thickly wooded
copses of eucalyptus, oak, rhododendron and fir in the
hollows. The course is surrounded by the thickly wooded
Avalanch Range.The altitude of 7,600feet, a few degrees
above the equator, provides a combination of light and
thin air which is a near intoxicant.
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Course in Shillong |
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Close to the Polo Ground
is one of the most attractive locales of the town, the
Shillong Golf Club. Golf was introduced to Shillong in
1898 by a group of British Civil Service officers who
initially constructed a nine hole course at an area called
Laban. lt was only after the first world war that Shillong
gained popularity as a golf resort for European golfers
from East Bengal and Calcutta.
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Course in Kodaikanal |
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Kodaikanal Golf Club came
in to existence on June 17, 1895. An 18 hole, par 66 course,
it is laid over natural grasslands and is criss-crossed
by streams. Located about 6 kms from the center of town
on the road to pillar rocks. Total length of the course
is 6426 yards. An 18 hole, par 66 course, it is laid over
natural grasslands and is criss-crossed by streams.
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Course in Mysore |
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In 1906 The Late Maharaja
Nalvadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar chose the foothills of the
famous Chamundi Hills as the location for the Race and
Golf courses. Located on 110 acres in the premises of
the Mysore Race Club. The course was redesigned in 1996
by Pacific Coast.
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Course in Kolkata |
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The Royal Calcutta Golf
Club, established in 1829, is not only the oldest golf
club in India but the oldest in the world outside Great
Britain. Originally located near the Calcutta airport,
the club moved to the Maidan and finally to its present
location at Tollygunqe in 1910.
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