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It is not an exaggeration to say that golf is a favourite of royalty. If you enjoy this sport, Golf in India, a 20-night, 21-day tour package, is ideal for you. During the tour, you will have the opportunity to play your favourite sport at some of India’s best golf courses. You travel to well-known golf clubs in popular cities such as Delhi, Chandigarh, Shimla, Kolkata, Chennai, Coimbatore, Ooty, Bangalore, and Mumbai.
When you arrive in Delhi, an T3 representative will assist you with a transfer to your pre-booked hotel. Spend the day at leisure, visiting local sites, exploring prominent markets, indulging in street food, and so on. Stay for the night.
Proceed to the Delhi Golf Club after breakfast. This 18-hole golf course, designed by Peter Thompson in 1977-78, is 6972 yards long and has a par of 72. When the inaugural golf event was held on the course in 1982, some changes were done once more. Every day, over 500 golfers visit India's busiest course. A nine-hole B Course is available for novices. The first main course is 522 yards long and has thorny shrubs on the left. In the evening, I returned to the motel. The evening is free. Spend the night.
After breakfast on day three of the tour, begin with a city tour of Old and New Delhi's key tourist attractions. The Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Chandni Chowk, Lotus Temple, India Gate, Raj Ghat, Laxmi Narayan Temple, Humayun's Tomb, and Qutub Minar complex are among the attractions. Stay for the night.
After breakfast, we'll head to Chandigarh. Complete the check-in procedures at your hotel upon arrival. In the afternoon, take a half-day city tour that includes top sights such as Sukhna Lake, Rose Garden, and Rock Garden. Spend the night.
On day 5, have breakfast and then proceed to the Chandigarh Golf Club, which was founded in the early 1950s. Its construction began only in the 1960s, with ten golfers serving as its founding members. It was originally a 9-hole golf course, but it was expanded to a 12-hole course in 1966 after a large section of land was donated by the city's then-governor. However, in September 1983, it was converted into a standard 18-hole PAR 72 golf course on 132 acres of land. In the evening, I returned to the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.
After breakfast, you will be transferred by road to Shimla. The afternoon is set up for sightseeing, which could include Jhakhu Temple, The Mall, The Ridge, and so on. You can also participate in adventure activities such as trekking and horseback riding. Spend the night.
Shimla, the Queen of Hills, the historic British summer capital, features one of the top golf courses in the country. One of the world's oldest golf courses may be found in Naldehra, around 23 km from Shimla. The golf club includes 9-hole championship courses with a par of 68 and a yardage of 3791 yards. It is well-known for being one of the most difficult in the country. Return to the hotel for relaxation, dinner, and overnight stay.
Today, on day 8, eat breakfast before heading to Kalka railway station to catch a train to Delhi. Upon arrival, you will be taken to your hotel. The rest of the day is free for leisure activities such as socialising with locals, shopping for gifts at prominent markets, or simply relaxing in the comfort of your accommodation. In Delhi, spend the night.
On the ninth day of the journey, you will be transported to the airport to catch a flight to Kolkata. After arriving, perform the check-in procedures at your pre-arranged hotel. After lunch, go on a city tour that may include the Howrah Bridge, the Victoria Memorial, and the Birla Planetarium. Spend the night.
After breakfast, you will be transported to the Royal Kolkata Golf Course. It is the country's oldest golf club and the first outside of Britain, having been founded in 1829. It is affectionately known as the Royal's because of its strategically placed water tanks, the most important of which are located across the 10th Fairway, with a 457 yard PAR 4 hole. The Bowling Green component of the club was formed in the first half of the 18th century. Return to the hotel to unwind, have dinner, and sleep.
Move to the airport in the morning to catch a flight to Chennai. Upon arrival, you will be taken to your hotel. After lunch, go sightseeing, which could include Fort St George, Marina Beach, and Parthasarathy Temple tec. Spend the night in a hotel.
After breakfast, transfer to the Madras Gymkhana Club Golf Course, which was founded in 1887. This links-style 18-hole, 6690-yard, PAR 72 club is located within a horse race track at Guindy. The fairways are flat, quick and rounded by an out-of-bounds racecourse. The first hole, PAR 04, is 415 yards long. The second hole is PAR 03, which measures 170 yards and has a green slope of approximately 30 degrees. Starting with nine holes, it expanded to fourteen, sixteen, and finally eighteen. Return to the hotel for the night.
The thirteenth day of the tour is free for leisure activities. A day trip to Mahabalipuram is also conceivable, as is a return visit to the golf club. Spend the night.
Transfer from the hotel to the airport to catch a flight to Coimbatore. When you arrive, take the road to Ooty, also known as the Queen of Hill Stations, a well-known hill town in India's south. When you arrive, complete the hotel's check-in procedures. The remainder of the day is free for leisure activities such as visiting local sights, observing the surrounding scenic surroundings, socialising with locals, and so on. Dinner and an overnight stay in a hotel are included.
On day 15, after breakfast, drive to Ooty (Ootacamund) Golf Course, which is located at an elevation of 7200 feet. Admire the surrounding local scenery while playing your favourite game. This 18-hole PAR 70 course with a length of 6235 yards is spread across 193 acres of land. If you are a beginner, it is recommended that you play only 9 of the total of 18 holes. Return to the hotel for the night.
On day 16, after breakfast, starting driving from Ooty to Bangalore. Because of the local scenery, this tour will be remarkable. Complete the check-in formalities at your hotel--visit the local markets, explore popular tourist attractions, sample local delicacies, and so on. Stay for the night.
After breakfast, visit the Bangalore Golf Club, which was founded in 1876. This club's PAR 70, 6118-yard, 18-hole golf course is spread across 60 acres of land and is surrounded by blossoming trees. The club, which began with a 12-hole layout with limited flora, was finally rebuilt in 2000, changing it into a lovely one. Spend the night.
Transfer to the airport in the morning to catch a flight to Mumbai. When you arrive, proceed to your hotel. The afternoon is set up for sightseeing, which could include the Gateway of India, Hanging Gardens, Juhu Beach, and so on. Spend the night.
On day 19, after breakfast, proceed to the Bombay Presidency Golf Club. It is an 18-hole, PAR 70 course with yardage 6223/5463 that was redesigned by Peter Thompson to worldwide standards and was founded in 1927 on 90 acres of land. Although Presidency's course is neither too long nor too narrow, it is not easy to break par, with the 5th hole being the most difficult. The golf club also has a well-equipped Club House with amenities such as a swimming pool and restaurants. In the evening, I returned to the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.
The 20th day of the journey is free for leisure activities such as walking around the neighbourhood and sampling local dishes such as Pao Bhaji and Vada Pav. Interact with the locals and participate in entertaining activities at well-known beaches. Stay for the night.
Today is the tour's final day; be transferred to the airport to board a flight to your next destination.
