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A melting pot for traditional culture and modern experiences, India is truly inspiring in its diversity and colourful energy. Travelling with a group of like-minded golf travellers, our expert guides, and experienced Go Golfing host, you will discover the best of India’s famous Golden Triangle – Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. Experience the history of massive forts, the opulence and splendour of Rajasthan’s palaces as well as the buzz of markets and bazaars.
Your journey starts in New Delhi, the national capital and here you will play India’s oldest and most prestigious golf club, the Delhi Golf Club. Discover the Taj Mahal, an iconic monument dedicated to love. Highlights abound with the pink palaces of Jaipur and a dazzling Bollywood spectacle before winding your way into Pune with its Hindu shrines, ashrams and Agha Khan Palace. You will finish your Indian adventure in Mumbai, home of Bollywood, colourful shopping and colonial landmarks.
On tour, you will play India’s most exclusive private clubs as well as modern resort courses designed by golfing luminaries. These quality layouts are set in breathtaking locales bordered by a stimulating mix of iconic landmarks, colonial heritage and grandeur on a scale that is unprecedented.
Go Golfing’s Luxury Collection is reserved for tours of spectacular quality and luxury. You will stay at luxury hotels imbued with a sense of history and culture. Those hotels will offer you the comforts of a luxurious home and the opportunity to savour an extensive array of international cuisines together with Indian specialties. Your comfort and safety are guaranteed. This is more than a golf tour; it is a journey you will cherish forever.
Namaste… and welcome to Delhi – city of the Djinns and 25 million people. On arrival at Delhi International Airport, you will be met by our local representative and transferred by private car to your luxurious hotel, The Claridges. You have the evening at leisure.
Hotel: The Claridges
Meet your Go Golfing Tour Host and fellow travellers for a leisurely breakfast. Keen to discover India’s golfing gems, our first round is at the Delhi Golf Club – Delhi’s oldest and most prestigious golf club. Built amongst the ruined tombs of a mighty empire, this championship 18-hole Lodhi Course is brimming with reminders of bygone times predating the Moghul Empire. Whilst the golfers enjoy their round, non-golfers will visit a Sikh temple.
Tonight we have a welcome dinner inclusive of beverages hosted by Go Golfing where you can get to know your fellow travellers.
(B, D) Hotel: The Claridges
Discover Delhi, a city of sheer contrasts – from the action packed Old Delhi, the former capital of the Mughals to the spacious and planned streets of New Delhi, built as the imperial capital of India by the British. The morning is devoted to exploring Old Delhi. You’ll take a Rickshaw ride through the by-lanes of the old walled city taking in local sounds and exotic aromas as you make your way towards the largest wholesale market, the Chawri Bazaar & Spice Market. Then it is onto Paranthe Wali Gali – a street famous for its paranthas delicacies, ending in Dariba Kalan, also known as jewellers’ street. Red Fort, an imposing red sandstone structure, signals our departure from Old Delhi.
In the afternoon, you’ll wind your way through New Delhi starting with the Humayun’s Tomb, the first garden-tomb concept built by Mughal dynasty. Visit Qutub Minar, one of the finest Islamic structures ever raised in India. Once the defining landmark of Delhi, it is still standing tall with its graceful lines and staggering height.
Evening at leisure.
(B) Hotel: The Claridges
Today is another highlight with both golfers and non-golfers making their way to Jaypee Greens Golf Resort. This sprawling, lush green course is India’s first 18-hole Championship course designed by Australian golfing icon Greg Norman. It is India’s longest course with 14 shimmering lakes and 88 snow-white bunkers.
Tonight we come together for dinner in one of the fabulous restaurants of our hotel.
(B, D) Hotel: The Claridges
After a leisurely morning, your second round of golf takes you to Classic Golf & Country Club, a Jack Nicklaus signature course. Jack set out to produce a course that requires all types of shot-making, risk and reward holes and strategically placed bunkers and water hazards to catch errant shots. The course has an abundance of green cover & peacocks – the two of them combine for a magnificent sight with the gently undulating hills of the Aravalli range as magnificent backdrop. Non-golfers will travel to golf today and enjoy a leisurely afternoon.
In the evening, we dine together at a popular local restaurant where you will be tempted to try out a variety of exotic and fragrant dishes.
(B, D) Hotel: The Claridges
After breakfast, bid farewell to Delhi as you make your way by coach towards Agra, renowned as the city of the Taj Mahal – a monument of love. Lose yourself in the ethereal beauty of the Taj Mahal with a dusk visit. The palace’s grand human scale is captivating. It is almost impossible not to feel the presence of past emperors, princesses, valets and concubines that once roamed its courtyards
(B) Hotel: Courtyard By Marriott Agra
Continue your exploration of this magnificent city with a visit of Agra Fort, one of the finest Mughal forts in India, before we depart for Jaipur. We stop in Bharatpur at Udai Vilas Palace for lunch before we resume our journey towards Jaipur. Our hotel, Taj Jai Mahal Palace, a masterpiece of Indo-Saracenic architecture.
(B, L) Hotel: Taj Jai Mahal Palace
In the arid hill country surrounding the city, we discover the fairytale grandeur of Amber Fort, Jaipur’s star attraction. Elephants are the transport of choice as we ride along the fort’s ramparts.
Afternoon at leisure. Enjoy the buzzing shopping scene of Jaipur.
This evening we dine together at Shahpura House.
(B, D) Hotel: Taj Jai Mahal Palace
Today, you play at the Rambagh Golf Club, one of the oldest and most prestigious golf clubs in India. A game of golf here will transport you into long gone days as you catch glimpses of the Rambagh Palace Hotel, The Moti Doongari and Nahargarh Forts as well as the Birla Planetarium.
Non-golfers will be hunting bargains with a private escorted shopping tour of Jaipur.
This afternoon, learn how to wear a sari and tie a turban. You will then take part in a traditional Indian cooking class during which you will discover some of the secrets of Indian cooking followed by a divine dinner.
(B, D) Hotel: Taj Jai Mahal Palace
We make our way to Jantar Mantar, an observatory built for measuring the Heavens. We finish our travels at the impressive City Palace, a complex of courtyards, gardens, and buildings right in the centre of the Old City. We then continue to Samode village for a jeep ride to visit a small village spectacularly set among rugged hills. We enjoy lunch at Samode Bagh and marvel at the block printed cloth and glass bangles hand made by the locals.
Evening at leisure.
(B, L) Hotel: Taj Jai Mahal Palace
This afternoon, we transfer to Jaipur airport for our flight to Pune, a thriving, vibrant metropolis.
(B) Hotel: Oxford Resort
Today you play the no.1 golf course in India and the top 10 in Asia, the Oxford Golf & Country Club. This prestigious club affords members a private world of beauty, recreation and fun. The valley and mountains of the Sahayadri range provide this imaginative course design.
Non-golfers will enjoy a guided visit of Shaniwar Wada. The remains of this fortressed palace of the Peshwa rulers are in the old part of the city. Next stop is Agha Khan Palace. Built in 1892 by Sultan Aga Khan III, this graceful building was where Mahatma Gandhi and other prominent nationalist leaders were interned by the British following Gandhi’s Quit India campaign in 1942.
Evening at leisure.
(B) Hotel: Oxford Resort
This morning we play a second round at the incredible Oxford Golf & Country Club.
Non-golfers can relax and explore the resort at leisure.
After golf, we continue to Mumbai, where we will stay at the magnificent Taj Mahal Palace overlooking the Gateway of India.
Evening at leisure.
(B) Hotel: The Taj Mahal Palace
We have a full day to explore Mumbai and all its charms. Our list of must-see landmarks includes the Gateway of India, also fondly known as the ‘Queen’s Necklace’; Mani Bhavan, where Mahatma Gandhi stayed during his visits to Mumbai; and Victoria Terminus, a beautiful Edwardian building that houses the main railway station.
We also visit Dabbawala – a unique tiffin (meal) delivery service with a staff of 5000 and a ‘Dhobi Ghat‘, an open laundry where Mumbai’s ‘dirties’ are scrubbed, bashed, dyed and hung out to dry. We finish our tour with lunch at a local restaurant. In the afternoon, you can continue to explore the city or relax in our very own Taj Mahal.
Early in the evening, we go on a food walk.
(B, L, Food Walk) Hotel: The Taj Mahal Palace
After breakfast, we will go on a walking tour to experience Bandra. It is a posh locality and often called the “queen of the suburbs”. It is home to many influential Bollywood, cricket and political personalities.
Afternoon and evening at leisure.
(B) Hotel: The Taj Mahal Palace
Today we play at the prestigious Willingdon Sports Club. It is the most exclusive and elusive club in Mumbai. The creme-de-la-creme of Mumbai society consider Willingdon the most prestigious club in the nation.
The non-golfers will enjoy a market tour. Mumbai’s wide lanes and narrow alleyways are alive with activity. We’ll introduce you to Mumbai’s must-see markets and some off the beaten track gems.
Tonight, we gather for our farewell dinner for a celebration of our time in India. We toast our champions and reflect on a tour that indulged our senses and enriched our soul. Most importantly, we take home new friendships.
(B, D) Hotel: The Taj Mahal Palace
Today we bid farewell to India. Private car transfers are included to Mumbai airport for your international flight. (B)
16 nights in luxury hotels selected for their quality,
service and central location
Internal flight from Jaipur to Pune*
7 rounds of golf, inc. carts and caddies at some courses:
Meals:
Sightseeing / Experiences:
Other Inclusions:
*Domestic Luggage allowance for internal flight applies, refer to terms and conditions
Golfer- Twin Share AUD 11,439 pp
Non-Golfer- Twin Share AUD 9,837 pp
Golfer Single- AUD 15,947 pp
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Had a fabulous trip, so much to see and do, the history of the country is amazing, and the places we visited were all so amazing. The moment the Taj Mahal appeared… still makes my hairs stand on end when I think of it. The ‘on the ground’ staff were all very knowledgeable and looked after the group very well indeed. The courses we played were all very different…
I love travelling with Go Golfing, I always enjoy myself, and meeting new golfers.
The Taj Mahal was better than imagined. Our Indian tour guides were very knowledgeable, approachable and interesting. Our Go Golfing tour host could not have been any better. Our bus driver in Dehli was absolutely unflappable!
Every day was a highlight… Having my first hole in one on our first course was a great way to set up the rest of the tour!
WOW moment would have to be the Taj Mahal at sunset. But honestly, the whole experience was a wow factor. The hotels were amazing. We loved what we saw and enjoyed the golf as it was part of the overall experience.
We loved every minute of the trip. the Taj Mahal – something you just have to see in your lifetime! The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel – one of the nicest hotels that I have ever stayed in.
There is a real feeling of being amongst the privileged when playing the exclusive golf courses.
The Taj Mahal was breathtaking! Amazing accommodation… All 5 stars. There was such a good variety with the golf courses – some tight, one even had trees in the middle of the fairway and around the front of the green. Overall, a good variety and fun. The tour was well organised, a lovely and friendly group and caring hosts. A confronting tour… Life in India!
The Taj Mahal was a definite highlight. The golf courses were great especially Oxford and Aamby Valley – my favourites. The accommodation was great especially the Taj Mahal hotel in Mumbai and the whole holiday was a cultural shock! Quite an experience, but very well organised by Go Golfing!
We had a great time meeting new people, all of which were fun to be with. WOW moments were the bus driving from Dehli to Agra, the drive to Amblee Valley resort and the Mumbai street food tour. Terry was a great host and we all had a great trip, many laughs and many fond memories. Well-done Go-Golfing!