Picture yourself enjoying unique golf shots amidst glorious Mughal era monuments. Basking in the glory of selected golf courses lying within periphery of New Delhi, you will fetch a memorable opportunity to get closer with the national capital’s historical marvels. You will experience a deeply delighting treasure quenching your thirst for a world glass golf delight combined with explorations that could be felt nowhere other than – in the very heart of India – Delhi. Delhi Golf Course is a charming landscape spread within 220
Picture yourself enjoying unique golf shots amidst glorious Mughal era monuments. Basking in the glory of selected golf courses lying within periphery of New Delhi, you will fetch a memorable opportunity to get closer with the national capital’s historical marvels. You will experience a deeply delighting treasure quenching your thirst for a world glass golf delight combined with explorations that could be felt nowhere other than – in the very heart of India – Delhi. Delhi Golf Course is a charming landscape spread within 220 acres of lush green abode. Embracing around 400 year old monuments, it’s a new creation coming out from Lodi Ruler’s Estate.
Red Fort and Jama Masjid being some of the top ranked structures from the Mughal era fascinate you with their glorious architecture and placement. Red fort is a building dedicated to the government processions. Jama Masjid remains a devotional paradise for followers of Islam who take the pledge to serve humanity. In the forefront of this club house, you will come across famous tomb of Lal Kanwar, carved during 19th century. You will have altogether joyful time around tees while striking golf shots at The Qutab Golf Club, lying at a distance of only 2 kms from the renowned heritage Qutub Minar.
Spread in and around the prestigious Naya Quila area, the Hyderabad Golf Association brings to the fore international level golf fairways and equally enchanting golf landscape. Silently conveying tales of Qutub Shahi kings who fought multiple battles through the adjoining Golconda Fort.
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