Telangana is set to develop two world-class golf courses aimed at drawing professional golfers and tourists from across India and international markets. The state government has identified 130 acres at Jawahar Nagar near Shamirpet for one major golf course project. A second course is planned at Somasila along the Krishna River, where the natural landscape is expected to enhance the leisure and tourism appeal of the facility.
The projects represent more than infrastructure development for sports alone. State officials view these golf courses as catalysts for broader economic activity that could generate new opportunities for hotels, resorts, and local businesses. The development is part of a larger strategy to strengthen sports tourism across Telangana and position the state as a destination for high-value visitors. The golf courses are designed to meet international standards and provide facilities that can host professional tournaments and training programs.
With Hyderabad already established as a growing global destination for business and technology, Telangana is working to diversify its tourism portfolio by adding golf tourism to its offerings. The state aims to create new attractions that appeal to affluent travelers and sports enthusiasts. The golf course projects are expected to complement existing tourism infrastructure and contribute to the state’s economic growth by attracting visitors who typically spend more on accommodation, dining, and related services during their stays.
