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If you are a golfer with a handicap of 26 or below and looking to gain membership at India's first public golf course, now is the chance.

Approximately 500 additional lifetime playing rights are being granted by Qutab Golf Course. Preference would be given to individuals who are presently utilizing the golf course regularly on pay and play basis. Corporates with an annual turnover of Rs. 250 crores for public / private sector companies of manufacturing industries and Rs. 50 crores for consultancy services can apply for Corporate Rights.

Approximately 100 tenure playing rights for 5 years would be granted for government officers of the level of Joint Secretary to the Government of India and above, serving in Delhi.

Delhi Development Authority intends to open the playing rights for Qutab Golf Course in the following detailed categories:-

S#	Category	Entry fee	Monthly Subscription for individual and each dependent
1	Individual lifetime playing rights
	a) Government Servants	Rs. 2 lacs	Rs. 600
	b) Private Individuals	Rs. 7 lacs	Rs. 1,200
2	Corporate Playing Rights	Rs. 15 lacs per nominee	Rs. 1,500 per nominee
	(for 5 years)	(maximum 3 nominees per playing right)
3	Tenure playing rights for government officers	Rs. 45,000	Rs. 600
	(for 5 years)

* Service Tax as applicable would be charged on all above rates.
** All above rates are subject to revision by the management.

Applications forms are available at DDA Qutab Golf Course, Press Enclave Road, New Delhi - 110017 on payment of Rs. 500 plus service tax per form on all working days between 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. from 20th April 2015.

Application forms can also be downloaded from the Public Notices page of DDA's website:-
http://dda.org.in/ddanew/Publicnotices.aspx
or by clicking HERE

Applications for playing rights would be received at the golf course upto 5:00 P.M. on 5th May 2015.

Individuals submitting applications with downloaded forms would need to deposit a sum of Rs. 500 plus service tax at the golf course. Incomplete applications would be summarily rejected.

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