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Every winter, the same debate returns.

Masks, purifiers, coughing, burning eyes, and yet life moves on.
Delhi’s AQI is crossing 400, and most major Indian cities are not far behind.

Even stepping out for a practice session feels like a health challenge.

Meanwhile, Chiang Mai sits comfortably at an AQI of around 70.

Clear skies, clean air, mountains, scenic golf courses, and an environment where golfers can actually breathe and enjoy the sport.

This raises an important question for the golfing community:

Why are we forcing ourselves to play in hazardous air when healthier options exist?

And how much does poor air quality impact our game, stamina, and focus?

Golf is supposed to be refreshing, calming, and outdoors.

Right now, in India, it feels like a battle against pollution rather than a day on the course.

So here is something worth discussing.

If you had the chance to escape the AQI chaos and experience world class golf in clean air, would you take it?

From 9th to 13th December, golfers actually have that option.
India’s biggest golf holiday, combined with the Grand Finale of the Golf Rendezvous PRO-AM League, is happening in Chiang Mai.

Here is what the experience includes:

5 days and 4 nights at the 5 Star Shangri La Chiang Mai

Three golf rounds

10 December: Practice round
11 December: GRPL International Finale at Summit Green Valley
12 December: Fun golf round

Fresh mountain air, scenic landscapes, traditional Khantoke dinner and a proper break from the pollution we are breathing daily.

For those who would like to explore the schedule, you can view the  Chiang Mai Golf Holiday Itinerary here.

Should golfers continue playing in extreme AQI or choose a healthier, more enjoyable alternative?

Let’s discuss.

Last chance. Call 8800844090 to book now.