Golf was introduced by the British in the 19th century in their dominion. Very popular in India, golfing provides an aristocratic way to sooth your senses. A gentlemen’s game in the north-western city of desert, Jaipur provides some well grounds for this game. Interestingly, India was the first country to practice golfing after UK. If you are in Jaipur and want to try your hand at golfing, then those well laid golf courses such as Rambagh Golf Course can turn useful. It is a well protected part of Rambagh Palace Hotel. They provide all facilities like changing rooms, club house, caddies, and practice areas and much more. Interestingly, this voguish game is played at every nook and corner of India similar to cricket. In fact, cricket is also a gift from British to the world of sports.

The Jaipur Golf Club proudly offers a lush green course which is properly maintained. There are nine greens (upper course) and nine browns. Total numbers of holes are 18 with the fairway passing through the Rambagh Polo Grounds. The lower 5th course is rugged and wobbling. Various tour packages involve golfing in Jaipur in the morning visit for a round of golf as one would find many caddies moving around the course these days.

‘Tee’ with scenic backdrops of Moti Doongri and the exquisite Nahargarh Fort of Jaipur.