Qutab Golf Course

Qutab Golf Course is a public golf course located in Delhi, India. The course was designed by Peter Thompson, a renowned golf architect and former PGA Championship winner. It was opened in September, 1992 and is recognized by the Indian government and the All India Golf Federation. The Qutab Golf Course is situated in the heart of Delhi and provides a beautiful view of the Red Fort, Qutab Minar and the surrounding areas. It is one of the best golf courses in India, featuring lush greenery, a par-72 18-hole championship course, and challenges for players of all levels. The course has a unique terrain, with natural water bodies, undulating fairways, and large greens to provide a great golf experience. It features 9 water hazards and 56 sand bunkers, and the course layout ensures that golfers need to use their full range of skills in order to stay on par. The Qutab Golf Course covers over 600 acres of land, and consists of two sections: the front nine and the back nine. The front nine is slightly easier than the back nine, as it has less bunkers, bigger fairways, and shorter holes. The back nine has narrower fairways, tighter doglegs, and longer holes. The course also offers a practice range and a modern pro shop, as well as golf tuition from experienced personnel. With an excellent clubhouse, a first class restaurant, and spacious locker rooms, the Qutab Golf Course provides a great golfing experience for amateurs and professionals alike.