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Golf Activity Holiday in India

India bags the honor of being the first country outside Britain to adopt the game of golf. Playing golf in India is an interesting experience due to the diversity of its golf courses. The ambience of each golf course spread wide through the mountains, plains, and deserts and also at the beach resorts; is quite unique; characterized by its culture and history. These distinguishing golf courses have made India an ideal destination for Golf and hence originated the concept of Golf Tour in India as one of the theme travel in India.

If you have not played golf in India, you have been missing out on a wonderful adventure as well as a sport. India Profile team has included nowadays the Golf tours in India, high in demand especially amongst the foreign tourists. Indian Golf Courses have been well maintained to compete with some of the leading Golf Courses in Asia and the world in terms of Quality and Facilities, Varying environments, Club Houses, Changing facilities, Caddies, Pro-Shops and Post Tournament Function Rooms. You can experience this reality by joining the Golf Tours in India. Riding on the success of Indian golfers, the game of Golf has made rapid strides across the length and breadth of India. Over the years, Indian pros have consistently raised the bar in international events and the domestic tour is being organized in a professional manner.

The coming of age of Indian golf that started with Ali Sher's memorable Indian Open triumph is continuing unabated with the golfers breaking fresh grounds in distant lands. Jyoti Randhawa and Arjun Atwal topping the Asian Tour Order of Merit, Gaurav Ghei's qualification to the British Open and Atwal becoming the first millionaire out of the Asian PGA are but a few of the glorious achievements by Indian golfers. In addition to the good showing by the players, the Indian Golf Union (IGU) is making earnest efforts to improve the standard of the game in the country. In 1995, in a landmark decision, the IGU agreed to form a separate body called the Professional Golfers' Association of India (PGAI). The game got another shot in the arm when the PGAI decided to hand over the managing and marketing rights of the Tour to a professional company in 1997, with Delhi-based Tiger Sports Marketing winning the rights in an open bid. At present, the Indian PGA Golf Tour is titled the 'Amby Valley PGAI Tour' after Sahara India acquired the title sponsorship rights.