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General Design Concept

Greatness on the golf course defines the name Jack Nicklaus. With 18 professional major championship wins, signature exhilarating finishes and an eternal will for victory, Nicklaus leaves a legacy of success considered the greatest in the history of the sport.

With an impeccable knowledge of all facets of the game, Nicklaus Design, the US-based firm founded by Jack Nicklaus, is also synonymous with successfully laying out designs of golf courses across the globe and elevating them to the highest standards. After more than 390 spectacular courses in 41 countries, Nicklaus Design is set to redefine golfing in Ludhiana with the Imperial Golf Course.

The Imperial Golf Course has been conceived as an 18-hole, par-71 course, making it one of the finest golfing destinations, only the third golf course by Nicklaus Design in the country, and their first in Punjab. The course will provide flexible playing options not only for professionals but also for club-level and amateur players, automatically raising the level at which golf is played in the region. Given the premier nature of the estate, the course will assuredly attract world-class talent, host international tournaments and champions of the game, contributing hugely to the culture and experience of golf in the area.

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Hole #1:
The golf course starts off with a medium length Par 4 from the Member Tees. Golfers who play short of the bunker on the right side of the fairway will be rewarded with a easier angle of play into the green for their second shot. Any tee shots hit to the left side of this fairway will result in a more challenging second shot as the bunker guarding the front left of the green will be brought into play. You probably won’t see many birdies on this challenging opening hole, however, you may see many golfers saving par which will encourage postive thinking moving forward to the next hole.