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There are many golf courses in Bengaluru with some of them being the finest in the country like the Karnataka Golf Association course, Prestige Golfshire and Zion Hills.
The city is an excellent golf destination option as it can serve as a base for more golf in the region - in Mysore and Coorg for example.
The courses in Bengaluru are well maintained and come with great infrastructures like clubhouses, locker rooms, accommodation, driving ranges, pro shops, golf coaching, restaurants, bars, caddies and buggies.
Contact Golftripz to book your tee times at Bengaluru’s golf courses.
Right in the heart of Bengaluru, the 18 hole Bangalore Golf Club is a compact golf course as one would expect with its location.
If one is looking for a relaxed and leisurely golf outing while in Bengaluru, make a trip to the Phil Ryan designed Clover Greens.
Located in Virajpet on the road that leads to Mysore from Coorg district, the Coorg Golf Links is a privately run club by the locals.
A must play, US PGA Standard Championship Course, designed to exquisite perfection by Pacific Coast Designs, Australia.
Founded by the late Krishnaraja Wadiyar, the Prince of Mysore, the course is located at the foothills of Chamundi Hills.
The golf course at KGA is amongst the best one found in India, with a challenging long design of high maintenance standards.
Near the Bengaluru International Airport, this is a modern day course supported by high class infrastructure.
Currently with 9 holes opened out of a planned 18, Zion Hills is promising to be a course that one would go the distance to.
Dear Sandeep,
Our trip to Kunming went off quite well. The golf courses that we played on were excellent, and I wouldn’t hesitate to rate them as among the best in the world . The resort staff were superb and went out of the way to help. The two problems that we faced were the language and the lack of vegetarian food. Very few people in the region understand english ( except in the resort, where a few of them did ). Overall I will give thumbs up to our trip.
Regards,
Suresh Subberwal
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