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Islamabad Club Golf Course
Islamabad, Pakistan
27 Holes · Par 72 · Private club — no published green fee; play is by member invitation · Parkland
— About
About Islamabad Club Golf Course
Islamabad Club Golf Course is the 18-hole championship course of the Islamabad Club in Islamabad, Pakistan. The Pakistan Golf Federation staged its Federal Junior Amateur Championship here in July 2026. The club has a driving range, putting greens and a pro shop.
- The 18-hole layout is known as the Old course, to tell it apart from the nine-hole New course.
- Darbar Hall and Family Hall are among the club's dining rooms.
- Polo, cricket and tennis facilities share the site.
- The club also has swimming pools, a gymnasium and squash courts.
History of Islamabad Club Golf Course
The Islamabad Club opened its golf course in 1967, and Ayub Khan inaugurated the 18-hole championship layout. The course went on to host national and international tournaments. The club added a nine-hole course in 2011, which turned the original championship layout into one part of a 27-hole facility.
When to play Islamabad Club Golf Course
Islamabad has hot summers and a wet monsoon, while winters are cool, so the spring and autumn months are the most comfortable for golf. The July junior championship shows the course is in play through the summer.
Playing Islamabad Club Golf Course: tips
Confirm whether you are booked on the 18-hole course or the nine-hole one, since the two share the site. Allow time for a meal at the club afterward.
— Facilities
Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Islamabad Club Golf Course
Where is Islamabad Club Golf Course?
The club is on Club Road, off Murree Road near Kashmir Chowk in Islamabad.
Can I stay at the club while playing golf?
Yes. The club has guest rooms.
How do I book a tee time at Islamabad Club?
Call the club on 051-9046000 to ask about tee times before your visit.