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Delhi Golf Club
New Delhi, Delhi, India
27 Holes · Green fee figures differ between sources · Parkland
— About
About Delhi Golf Club
Delhi Golf Club is a 27-hole club in New Delhi. The Lodhi Course is the 18-hole layout, with the nine-hole Peacock Course alongside it. The grounds are tree-covered and also hold Mughal-era tombs, close to India Gate and Humayun's Tomb.
- Mughal-era tombs sit on the grounds, and the setting is tree-covered.
- Greens were enlarged in the 2019 renovation of the Lodhi Course.
- The Indian Open was a long-time fixture here.
- In 2025 Fleetwood won the first DP World India Championship at the club by two shots.
History of Delhi Golf Club
Delhi Golf Club's present courses go back to Peter Thomson, who redesigned the Lodhi Course in the mid-1970s and created the nine-hole Peacock Course at the same time. Gary Player Design carried out a renovation in 2019 that covered the bunkers, irrigation and contouring, and gave the course bigger greens.
Signature holes at Delhi Golf Club
The Lodhi Course is set among trees, and Mughal-era tombs stand on the grounds.
When to play Delhi Golf Club
Delhi is very hot in summer and wet in the monsoon, so the cooler months from late autumn through winter are the most pleasant for a round. Weekday tee times are easier to arrange than weekends.
Playing Delhi Golf Club: tips
Call the club ahead rather than turning up. Weekday rounds are easier to book than weekend ones, so plan a weekday round if you can.
— Weather at Delhi Golf Club
Approximate conditions · Observed · Open-Meteo
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Delhi Golf Club
Where is Delhi Golf Club?
In New Delhi, close to India Gate and Humayun's Tomb.
Can non-members play at Delhi Golf Club?
Yes. Non-members can play by paying a green fee.
How do the two courses differ?
The 18-hole Lodhi Course is the championship layout, while the nine-hole Peacock Course is a shorter loop alongside it.