Celebrating 260 years, Cox & Kings hosted a golf tournament for both budding and professional golfers from India and overseas to explore the world of golf in the country. The tournament aimed at showcasing India as a golf destination and was organised at the Delhi Golf Club. It was attended by several diplomats, ambassadors, professional golfers and President of the Delhi Golf Club.
Speaking at the event Karan Anand, head, relationships, Cox & Kings said, “Cox & Kings offers inbound, domestic as well as outbound golf programmes for hand-picked destinations across the globe including the Indian Subcontinent, Europe, the United States, Australia and Canada. India has seen an increase in the number of participants in this historic sport and also an infrastructure upgrade. To enable seamless golf breaks for these golfers, Cox & Kings will be rolling out many such tournaments in India and overseas.”
India has vast golf resources fairly untapped by international golfers and with courses in Pune, Gurugram, Kolkata, Jaipur and Srinagar, India offers the magnificence of golf. More than 195 golf clubs, India is also home to the oldest golf club outside the United Kingdom. The Indian subcontinent beholds history and the world of cultures, making it a perfect holiday destination as well.
Unwrapping some of the world’s top golf courses that will simply amplify a golfer’s experience, Cox & Kings also offers golf journeys to Northern Ireland, the USA, Scotland, New Zealand, Australia and Canada.