Bali’s Bukit Pandawa is sheer par three heaven
The Bukit Pandawa Golf and Counry Club provides a unique all-par three experience amidst stunning surrounds in one of Bali’s more spectacular settings.
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Teetimetales goes to cool and rainy Pondicherry
After five weeks of golf, golf and yet more golf, teetimetales.com travels of Pondicherry to take in the sea, sand and great French food.
Hero MotoCorp extends sponsorship of Tiger Woods’ World Challenge
Hero MotoCorp is to continue its sponsorship of the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas with tournament host Tiger Woods appearing along with an invitation-only field.
Golfing in a volcano’s crater, Bali Handara style
The Bali Handara Golf and Resort brings together the best of nature and golf course design, in extremely salubrious conditions..
Laguna Phuket: Water water everywhere, finding it all the time
The par-71 18-hole course plays to 6,756 yards and combines lagoons, coconut groves and lush greenery with undulating fairways.
Course review of Bali National Golf Club – a challenge to every hopeful
The Bali National Golf Club is marked by a scenic layout. Image courtesy Bali National GC By Rahul Banerji Bali and golf do not readily mix in the mind, The island is better known for its beaches, exotic rituals, great food, or simply lots of sun and fun. Yet Bali is a hot-spot for golf …
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Blue Canyon Country Club, Phuket: The Canyon Course
The signature 14th hole at the Blue Canyon CC’s Canyon Course. Photo courtesy: phuketgolfcourse.com Course review By Rahul Banerji As part of the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) India contingent to TGTM 2018, some of us took the opportunity to play the Canyon Course at the Blue Canyon Country Club barely an hour after landing …
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An Eye-opening Visit
Have always wondered why India lags as a golf destination? It cannot be for lack of opportunity, or availability. A round of golf on most Indian courses is among the cheapest in the world. And yet the gap in terms of demand and supply seems to be ever-growing.