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The Aravali Golf Club, located in Faridabad, Haryana, is one of the oldest golf courses in India. Established in 1966, it was the first golf course in Haryana . Nestled against the picturesque backdrop of the Aravalli hills, the club offers an 18-hole course that provides a mix of challenging fairways and scenic landscapes. The course is known for its undulating terrain, natural rock formations, and strategically placed bunkers, making it a test of skill for both amateur and professional golfers. Despite its historical significance, the course has seen limited modernization over the years, maintaining a rustic charm that attracts golf enthusiasts looking for a classic golfing experience in the Delhi NCR region.

Apart from the golf course, Aravali Golf Club also features a clubhouse, practice range, and basic amenities for visitors. It has been a venue for several state and corporate golf tournaments, promoting the sport in Haryana. However, in recent years, the club has faced competition from newer, more modern golf courses in the Delhi-NCR region. While it may not have the luxury of high-end golf resorts, it remains a budget-friendly option for golfers who appreciate its heritage and natural setting. Efforts have been made to upgrade the facilities, but its charm largely lies in its old-world appeal and serene environment, making it a great choice for those seeking a relaxed round of golf away from the city's hustle.

 The iconic clubhouse was designed by the famous architect Joseph Allan Stein and the course design was laid by Stephan Kay, the famous golf architect from U.S.A. The golf course was taken over by Haryana Tourism in 1988 and re-designed by Stephan Kay.  Now the course is spread over 75 acres spanning 12 holes.