Northern India

Northern India, India

The DLF Golf & Country Club now has 27 holes at its disposal, the 18-hole Gary Player course and a 9-hole Arnold Palmer course, which still retains its floodlighting for those seeking a night time golfing experience.

Northern India, India

Delhi golf course, or the Lodhi, as it is known locally, is brimming with reminders of bygone times predating the Moghul Empire. Amongst the ruined tombs are two golf courses which occupy some 220 acres.

Northern India, India

Opened for play in 2000, Jaypee Greens is Greg Norman’s first – and, so far, only – Indian design. Intended as the golfing centrepiece of a 430-acre residential development...

Northern India, India

The Ridge & Valley nines at the Classic Golf Resort comprise the first Jack Nicklaus signature golf course in South Asia.

Northern India, India

The RTJ II-designed Royal Springs golf course is located overlooking Dal Lake with a backdrop of the Zabarwan Hills.

Northern India, India

The Golden Greens links-like 7,100-yard championship course was carved through the meandering desert dunes of the Aravalli Range.

Northern India, India

Unveiled in 1962, the 18-hole layout at Chandigarh Golf Club sits on the southern shores of Sukhna Lake, where more than fifty years of tree growth means the course is now a really tight track, requiring pinpoint accuracy on every hole.

Northern India, India

Situated within a 135-acre property on the outskirts of Chandigarh, the course at Panchkula Golf Club lies on the banks of the river Ghaghar. Opened for play in 2003, it’s a public sports facility run by the state government of Haryana.

Northern India, India

Opened for play in 1993, Noida Golf Course is shoehorned into a 97-acre site to the southeast of New Delhi and there’s a large monument by the 16th teebox commemorating the 1803 Battle of Delhi between the British and Marathas.

Northern India

Situated close to Mount Kolahoi in the Himalayas, the Hill Station layout at Pahalgam Golf Club is a mountain course that will take your breath away, quite literally, as it’s set out at an altitude of 7,250 feet above sea level.