Southern India
The five States and three Union Territories that constitute the Southern India region account for around 20% of India’s land mass and it’s here that more than 250 million people live. Peninsular in shape, the region’s coastline runs from the Bay of Bengal in the East, past Kanyakumari (formerly Cape Comorin) in the south to the Arabian Sea in the West, with an astounding 89 ports situated along this seaboard.
Ootacamund Gymkhana
Southern India, India
Ootacamund Gymkhana
The town of Udhagamandalam – or Ooty for short – was established by the British in the early 19th century as a hill station, allowing government officials to retreat there during the summer when the temperatures are a little cooler at 7,000 feet above sea level.
Prestige Golfshire
Southern India, India
Prestige Golfshire
Designed by Bob Hunt from PGA Design Consulting in the UK, the semi-private resort course at Prestige Golfshire is set out close to the Nandi Hills, a mere half an hour’s drive from Kempegowda International Airport.
Boulder Hills Golf & Country Club
Southern India, India
Boulder Hills Golf & Country Club
The Boulder Hills Golf & Country Club course is the sporting focal point of a substantial real estate development to the west of Hyderabad in the centre of the new Gachibowli township, which been described as an “IT suburb”.
Zion Hills
Southern India, India
Zion Hills
Formerly known as Champion Reef Golf County, the Ron Fream-designed course at Zion Hills Golf County is the sporting centrepiece of a residential development that’s situated less than a 90-minute drive east of Bengaluru.
Clover Greens
Southern India, India
Clover Greens
Part of an integrated real estate project, the 18-hole course at Clover Greens lies within a 170-acre property to the southeast of Bengaluru, where Pacific Coast Design built the layout to blend in with its environment in 2006.
Kodaikanal
Southern India, India
Kodaikanal
Founded in 1895, Kodaikanal Golf Club nestles 7,000 feet above sea level in the Palani Hills, between Madurai and Coimbatore. The course was extended to an 18-hole layout in the early 1950s and its browns were converted to greens in 1986.