India golf holiday FAQs

A land of history, colour, and contrast, India is one of Asia’s most fascinating emerging golf destinations. From the bustling energy of Delhi to the royal heritage of Jaipur and the serene landscapes surrounding Agra, golfers can explore world-class courses while experiencing India’s rich culture, cuisine, and iconic landmarks.

Expect championship layouts, warm hospitality, and unforgettable sights both on and off the fairways. Check out our top tips and FAQs to make your India golf trip smooth, memorable, and full of bucket-list moments!

India has more than 200 golf courses, ranging from historic British-era clubs to modern championship venues. Many are set in stunning landscapes and are easily combined with cultural touring.

Some of our favourite golf courses in India include:

• DLF Golf & Country Club – One of Asia’s premier championship venues, host of a DP World Tour event, and known for its dramatic bunkering and immaculate conditioning.
• Rambagh Golf Club – A historic course in Jaipur with royal palace and garden views.
• Delhi Golf Club – A heritage course in the capital, blending history and strategic shot-making.
• Jaypee Greens Golf Resort – A Greg Norman design near Delhi, known for its wide fairways and modern resort facilities.

Winner of the "Best Golf Course in India" by the Asian Golf Awards in 2016 & 2017, many golfers regard DLF Golf & Country Club as the best in India.

Its championship layout and world-class conditioning have hosted major DP World Tour events and earned global acclaim. With dramatic course design and a premium practice facility, it’s a must-play for any visiting golfer.

India’s Golden Triangle region is a standout golf destination, combining top courses with iconic cultural highlights:

• Delhi & Gurgaon – Home to DLF Golf & Country Club, Delhi Golf Club, Jaypee Greens, and ITC Classic. A perfect blend of sightseeing and world-class golf.
• Jaipur – Play Rambagh Golf Club while exploring Amber Fort, City Palace, and the city’s famous bazaars.
• Agra – Visit the Taj Mahal, one of the world’s most celebrated landmarks, easily combined with rounds in Delhi or Jaipur.

A golf tour is the perfect choice for those seeking more than a standard resort break. Play exceptional courses, from legendary championship layouts to hidden gems, while immersing yourself in the local culture, cuisine, and vibrant nightlife.

All of our tours are fully customisable, you’ll benefit from flexibility and choice, allowing you to tailor your trip to your preferences and budget!

Check out a sample itinerary for an Indian golf tour:

Golden Triangle Golf Tour – An immersive journey through Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, featuring rounds at DLF Golf & Country Club, ITC Classic, and Rambagh Golf Club, paired with visits to the Taj Mahal, Amber Fort, and Delhi’s historic landmarks.

The best time to play golf in India is November to March, when temperatures are mild and conditions are ideal across most regions.

Top tip: Pack breathable clothing and book morning tee times during Summer for the most comfortable conditions, as it can get hot later in the day.

Yes, courses across the Golden Triangle are open all year. Summer months can be hot, but morning and late-afternoon tee times still offer enjoyable play.

Absolutely. India is one of the best destinations for combining golf with iconic cultural experiences. Popular highlights include:

• The Taj Mahal
• Humayun’s Tomb and India Gate in Delhi
• Amber Fort and Hawa Mahal in Jaipur
• Old Delhi markets and food tours

Golfbreaks tours such as the Golden Triangle Golf Tour seamlessly blend championship golf with India’s most famous attractions.

Direct flights from London to Delhi take around 8–9 hours, making it one of the most accessible long-haul golf destinations in Asia.

India’s main international gateways for golf travellers are:

• Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi (DEL) – Ideal for the Golden Triangle, including Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, as well as courses like DLF Golf & Country Club, ITC Classic, and Rambagh Golf Club.
• Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai (BOM) – A major hub with excellent domestic connections across India.

Domestic flights are frequent and efficient, making it easy to combine multiple regions.

Yes. UK passport holders require an e-visa, which is easily obtained online. Always check the latest entry requirements before travel.

Absolutely, India offers exceptional value, rich culture, and top-tier course design. Expect warm hospitality, unique landscapes, and the chance to pair championship golf with history, cuisine, and world-famous landmarks.

The currency is the Indian Rupee (INR). Major golf clubs and hotels accept credit cards, though cash is useful for markets and tipping.

India’s cuisine is diverse, flavourful, and unforgettable. Enjoy everything from rich curries and tandoori dishes to street-food favourites like chaat and dosa, with plenty of international dining options in resort hotels.