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We are pleased to annouce a new service we are running - UK golf touring parties for corporate and private individuals. This is ideal for businesses to entertai their clients and fly them out to some of the finest golf courses in the world. We feel it is extremely important to make sure that the package suits your specific needs and requirements. We know that on corporate golf days we will get golfers of varying golfing abilities, age and interest so we have designed our days to be tailor-make and packaged to fit the needs of all your guests. Our team make sure you can balance business with pleasure. And our course selection will challenge your most experienced colleagues just as much as those beginners. We can also provide individual…

The Professional Golfers Association of India (PGAI) is a society registered under the Societies Act as of 29th March 1998. The Registered office of the PGAI is C/O Delhi Golf Club and Administrative Office is located at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. Brigadier Rajbir Chopra, Mr Prakash Bhandari, Mr Manjit Singh, Mr Ram Dayal, Mr Simran Singh, Mr Raj Kumar Pitambar, Mr Brandon de Souza, Mr Amar Singh, Mr VK Choudhry, Mr Ajay Gupta, Mr Bunty Randhawa, Mr Lakshman Singh, Mr Rohtas Singh and Mr Surendra Lal were 14 founding members of the PGA of India. The Board of Management, which consists of elected/co-opted members, manages the affairs of the PGA of India. MEMBERSHIP Membership of the PGAI is available to professional golfers, golf professionals and others as per the rules…

The Indian Golf Union came into existence in 1955 when a number of senior golfers realised that the time had come to establish a controlling body for golf in this country. Until then, the Royal Calcutta Golf Club had virtually been the governing body of golf in India, much like the Royal & Ancient golf course of St. Andrews. The objective of the union was to promote and maintain a high standard of golf in the country. A special honor was accorded to the six leading clubs at that time; The Royal Calcutta Golf Club, The Tollygunge Club, The Bombay Presidency Golf Club, The Delhi Golf Club, The Willingdon Sports Club and the Madras Gymkhana, who were set down in the articles as the founder members. The first President was…