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Tourism Secretary Inspects Facilities at Royal Springs Golf Course, Srinagar
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🗓 16 Oct 2026, 09:46 PM
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The Secretary of Tourism visited Royal Springs Golf Course in Srinagar to assess its amenities and overall condition.
The Secretary of Tourism conducted an on‑site review of the Royal Springs Golf Course in Srinagar, focusing on the quality of its playing surfaces, clubhouse amenities and visitor services. The inspection aimed to gauge the course's readiness to host domestic and international tourists, aligning with the state's broader tourism promotion strategy.
During the visit, the official examined the maintenance standards of the greens and fairways, as well as the condition of supporting infrastructure such as the pro shop, dining areas and parking facilities. Feedback from the assessment will be used to identify any upgrades required to meet the expectations of golf enthusiasts and leisure travelers.
The review underscores the government's commitment to enhancing sports tourism in Jammu and Kashmir, positioning the Royal Springs Golf Course as a key attraction for both local and foreign visitors.
The Secretary's findings will be compiled into a report for the tourism department, which may inform future investments and promotional campaigns targeting the golf tourism segment.
Stakeholders are expected to collaborate with the tourism ministry to implement recommended improvements, ensuring the course remains competitive within India's emerging golf tourism market.
During the visit, the official examined the maintenance standards of the greens and fairways, as well as the condition of supporting infrastructure such as the pro shop, dining areas and parking facilities. Feedback from the assessment will be used to identify any upgrades required to meet the expectations of golf enthusiasts and leisure travelers.
The review underscores the government's commitment to enhancing sports tourism in Jammu and Kashmir, positioning the Royal Springs Golf Course as a key attraction for both local and foreign visitors.
The Secretary's findings will be compiled into a report for the tourism department, which may inform future investments and promotional campaigns targeting the golf tourism segment.
Stakeholders are expected to collaborate with the tourism ministry to implement recommended improvements, ensuring the course remains competitive within India's emerging golf tourism market.