Western India
Western India extends to just over half a million square kilometres, with around 150 million people inhabiting the four states and two territories that comprise the region. The coastal city of Mumbai, which was known as Bombay up until 1995, is the capital of the state of Maharashtra, and it’s the largest city by population in the country with more than 20 million inhabitants.
Kalhaar Blues & Greens
Western India, India
Kalhaar Blues & Greens
Developed by the Navratna Group within a sizeable real estate project, the layout at Kalhaar Blues & Greens was only the second Nicklaus Design course to open in India when it debuted in 2012.
Bombay Presidency
Western India, India
Bombay Presidency
Bombay Presidency Golf Club was established in 1927 and it has been described as offering “classic golf on a tight site”...
Oxford Golf & Country Club
Western India, India
Oxford Golf & Country Club
Phil Ryan of Pacific Coast Design laid out the course at Oxford Golf & Country Club, routing the fairways of the front nine along the sides of a valley, with the back nine holes set out on the valley floor.
Aamby Valley
Western India, India
Aamby Valley
Set on an enchanting plateau, the club hosted the inaugural Aamby Valley Asian Masters tournament on the Asian Tour in May 2006.
