DAY 01 ARRIVE MUMBAI
Upon arrival at Mumbai Airport, our Office Representative/Executive will meet and assist you from airport to Hotel. On arrival check-in at Hotel and overnight stay.

DAY 02 IN MUMBAI

MORNING; MUMBAI PRESIDENCY GOLF COURSE - GOLFING AT GOLF CLUB.
The Golf Course chosen for your golf activities in Mumbai is the Bombay presidency Golf Club. It is literally a green heaven amidst a concrete jungle. The 110-acre course was founded in 1827. This PAR 70, 18-hole course was redesigned to the international standards. Presidency's fairways are narrow and tight, but its greens are undoubtedly the best in the country, the real test at presidency, however, is the variable and shifting sea breeze, which could fox even the most experienced player. It is not a difficult course, it's not too long, not too narrow, and yet not an easy course to break par. The 5th hole is one of the most challenging on this Mumbai Course. A 480-yard, PAR 05, a dogleg to the right, with a fairway trap strategically placed to catch the long hitter trying to cut the corner.

Late afternoon Mumbai city including visit of Gateway of India. Prince of Wales Museum drive past Victoria Terminus, Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Museum. Returned to Hotel and Overnight stay.

DAY 03 MUMBAI/JAIPUR FLIGHT# IC-611 AT 15:30HRS/17:05HRS
Breakfast at Hotel. Afternoon transfer to Mumbai Airport to board flight MUMBAI/JAIPUR BY IC-611 AT 15:30HRS/17:05HRS. Arrives Jaipur - Upon arrival our Executive will meet you at the Airport followed by transfer from Airport to Hotel.
On arrival Check-in at Hotel and Overnight stay.

DAY 04 IN JAIPUR

MORNING; JAIPUR RAMBAGH GOLF CLUB - GOLFING AT GOLF CLUB.
Rambagh Golf Club, The Origin of Rambagh Golf Club dates back to October 1944 with its history steeped in Royal Background. Rajmata Gayatri Devi is the founder member and life long captain of the club. Rambagh golf Club is one of the oldest and a prestigious golf clubs of India and affiliated to Indian Golf Union. Rambagh Golf Club is a 18 Hole challenging championship course with Par 72 Yardage-6675 (SSS 69). with majestic view of Historical Fort of Moti Doongri, Course is playable round the year and due to its central location is reachable within 15 minutes even from the International Air Port. The Course is strategically designed on a sandy loam soil. Picturesquely located with a nice scenic beauty , moving around the course one is afforded with a view of Rambagh Palace Hotel, Moti Doongari Fort, Nahargarh Fort and Birla Planetarium.

Evening proceed for sightseeing tour of Jaipur; visit City Palace the Observatory – Art Gallery with an excellent collection of miniature paintings, Carpets, Royal Paramphermila and rare astronomical works. Then drive past Hawa Mahal (Palace Of Winds) & through the pink rose residential &
business areas.

Returned to Hotel and Overnight stay.

DAY 05 IN JAIPUR
Morning excursion to Amber Fort. Ride by Elephant or by Jeep to Ascend Hill. Sheesh Mahal or the Hall of Victory glittering with mirrors.
Noon leisure at Hotel.
Overnight stay in Jaipur.

DAY 06 JAIPUR/AGRA
Breakfast after, Check-out from Hotel and drive to Agra - 260 Kms-Approx; 05 to 06 Hrs drive enroute visiting Bharatpur (Optional Lunch at Laxmi Vilas Palace, Bharatpur). Continue drive to Agra en-route visiting Fatehpur Sikri - Old Deserted town of Mughal Dynasty, built by Emperor Akbar in 1569 and abandoned after 15 years due to scarcity of water. Upon arrival check in to the hotel.

Overnight stay.

DAY 07 IN AGRA
Visit of world famous Taj Mahal, regarded as one of the Wonders of the World. For people the world over - the Taj Mahal, mausoleum of the Mughal Empress Mumtaz Mahal, is synonymous with India. (Taj Mahal is closed on Fridays).

Returned to Hotel and Overnight stay.

DAY 08 AGRA/DELHI
Breakfast after. Proceed for Visit of Agra Fort, which has been the seat of Mughal rulers for several years, Itimad-Ud-Daulah Tomb, was built by Empress Noor Jahan, in memory of her father, Ghiasud- Din Beg in 1622-25AD. Afternoon Check-out from Hotel and drive to Delhi - 240 Kms-Approx;
05 to 06 Hrs. Upon arrival Check-in at Hotel and overnight stay.

DAY 09 IN DELHI

MORNING; DELHI GOLF COURSE - GOLFING AT GOLF CLUB.
Delhi Golf Course, The 6,972 yards, par 72, 18 whole golf courses located in an area more than twice its present size, the course at the Delhi Golf Club was consolidated to its present 220 acres in 1950. Delhi golf course is also laid out on a part of India's history. Carved out of a portion, which was the estate of the Lodhi rulers, it has in its precincts a collection of Historical and interesting tombs and monuments. It is also a sanctuary for over 3OO species of birds, and the golfer is often startled by the rain dance of the colorful peacock or the scurrying of a partridge. Planted with a variety of over 200 trees, the Delhi course is the greenest in the country, and its sandy loam has produced a rich turf good for the exacting fairway shots.
Retuned to Hotel and overnight stay


DAY 10 DEPARTURE FROM DELHI
Half day, visit of New Delhi includes visits to the Qutab Minar 72 meters high and one of the most perfect towers in the Persian world. The Iron Pillar which has survived the vagaries of weather for over 1500 years. Lotus Temple - known as 'Bahai House of Worship', this 20th century wonder made of marble in the form of a white half-opened lotus flower.

Check-out from Hotel and Departure transfer to Airport to board flight for home destination.

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Mumbai Presidency Golf Course

Address : Dr. Choitram Gidwani Road,  Chembur,  Mumbai 400 074
Par 72 Men , 70 Ladies-5463 yards Ladies  6223 yards Men-18 Holes

Bombay presidency Golf Club, A green heaven amidst a concrete jungle. The 110-acre founded in 1827, Peter Thompson to International Standards redesigned the PAR 70, 18-hole course. Presidency's fairways are narrow and tight, but its greens are undoubtedly the best in the country, the real test at presidency, however, is the variable and shifting sea breeze, which could fox even the most experienced player. It is not a difficult course, it's not too long, not too narrow, and yet not an easy course to break par. The 5th hole is one of the most challenging on this Mumbai Course.

This Golf course is also providing the facilities such as A/C Deluxe rooms, Health club, Swimming pool, Bar and Restaurant, banquet hall and conference Hall.

Jaipur Rambagh Golf Club
The Origin of Rambagh Golf Club dates back to October 1944 with its history steeped in Royal Background. Rajmata Gayatri Devi is the founder member and life long captain of the club. Rambagh golf Club is one of the oldest and a prestigious golf clubs of India and affiliated to Indian Golf Union.

Rambagh Golf Club is a 18 Hole challenging championship course with Par 72 Yardage-6675 (SSS 69). Course is playable round the year and due to its central location is reachable within 15 minutes even from the International Air Port.

The Course is strategically designed on a sandy loam soil. Picturesquely located with a nice scenic beauty , moving around the course one is afforded with a view of Rambagh Palace Hotel, Moti Doongari Fort, Nahargarh Fort and Birla Planetarium.

Delhi Golf Course
Before you come for a stroll with me around our 220 acre course you will no doubt want to see the card. Here it is. Your outward journey is 3,632 yards with a par of 38 made up of three 5's, five 4's and one 3 shctter. Coming in 3,340 yards par 35 with two long holes, three short and the rest par 4's. Somewhat imbalanced you say. Perhaps yes but our course architects have always striven to retain its old character of narrow scrub and tree-lined fairways with dense undergrowth and, any large scale reconstruction would rob the surroundings of their natural beauty. A paradise in the heart of a teaming city. For those of you who thirst after statistical knowledge, the course record is held by Graham Marsh the Australian who in the first and second rounds of the 1971 Open paved his way to victory with two consecutive 66's - a fantastic seven under part on a none-too-easy course.

Now let's walk out of the dressing room, through the car park and onto the 1st tee. A long one with no sign of the green which is dog-legged to the left. 527 yards in length, you are tempted to cut a corner like a La Mans driver, any misjudgment and dense rough is your fate. The Green is long and slim and demands accuracy. The 2nd is intriguing, if you take the tiger line you have a long carry over some grasping trees but then an easy shot to a sporting green - freshly laid; some parts fast, some not so. Over another clump of trees on the 394 yards and this becomes one of the easier one if you have hit a longish drive, otherwise a brace of trees stand like Gog and Magog guarding the entrance to a banked up green on which three putts is not uncommon.

The 5th is a spectacular, long hole with traps so statistically located that you will be lucky if you do not have to play either your second or third, or worse both, from out of the soft and clinging embrace of the Jumna sand. When finally you get on the green, somewhat worm, you find gentle ripple all over, created possibly by the mirth of a ghastly guardian who slumbers in the tomb above you. Heigh-ho-another three putts. The 6th is one of those chorus-girl waist fairways. Even if you keep along the straight and narrow you are required to play a blind second because of a ridge that screens the green. Here again a tricky putting surface will exact it toll. Much depends here on the Fickle Maid. A wolf in tiger's clothing once described the 7th as a drive and a kick. It is, if you are of the Nicklaus family, but beware of the cavernous bunker which guards the entrance to the pin. Once in it, and you may well ruin your card coming out. Possibly the most imposing monument on the course, the Barah Khamba umbrellas the 8th tee - this is a short one but usually the wind is against you and if you dodge the many protective bunkers you find yourself on another tricky putting surface. The 498 yard 9th is the pro's delight and many of them reach the crafty keyhole green with their second shot. If the pin is placed at the back you putt up two tiers which normally call for a few more (tears). The 4th tee is dominated by a noble edifice no doubt the last resting place of some Lodhi warrier and here your skill meets a real test. Should your drive not be hit just so, if drifts to the right down a slopping fairway and the 412 yarder suddenly assumes much longer proportions. Should you slice, your troubles have started and you might well wish yourself keeping company with the gentlemen whose resting place you have just left.