Golf Courses in India
Bangalore
Bangalore Golf Club
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6703/5414
Par: 71
Second oldest course in India founded in 1876. Fairways are dry and sandy but greens are lush and well-manicured. A large number of flowering trees such as palm eucalyptus and colorful gulmohar. Compact course with some rocky parts in the fairways.

Eagleton - The Golf Resort
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6668/6062/5872
Par: 72
Designed by Pacific Coast Designs Australia. A great design with modern drainage and irrigation systems. A well planned facility. Rated as the best course in India by Golf line. Spread over 168 acres, it is a treat playing on the course. It's extra large clubhouse has all the facilities & recreational activities for the golfers family. The deluxe suites are beautiful and very affordable. It's like living in Switzerland.

Mumbai
Mumbai Presidency Golf Club
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6223/5463
Par: 70/72
First built in 1827 then re-designed by Peter Thompson with the Indian Ocean winds in mind. Excellent greens, tight fairways and an unusual hazard at the 16th hole, an elephant pit. It is not a difficult course; not to narrow, not too long and yet not an easy course to break par.

Calcutta
Royal Calcutta Golf Club
Holes: 18
Yardage: 7195/6871
Par: 72
Rating: 73.6/72.1 In 1911 the club was honored by King George V and Queen Mary who conferred the title "Royal" to commemorate their visit to Calcutta. Mostly flat terrain, small greens and natural water hazards. Best time to play is October through March. Established in 1829.

Chandigarh
Chandigarh Golf Club
Holes: 18
Yardage: 6618/6182
Par: 72 Chandigarh offers lush green fairways bounded by groves of trees that funnel out onto the green. Playing the full course, a golfer will pass through thick mango, jamun, eucalyptus and kikar groves, dotted by a variety of rose bushes. The greens are probably the truest in the country and have to be read very carefully.