On October 23, in New Delhi, India, the Professional Golf Tour of India (PGTI), which is in charge of regulating professional golf in India, and J&K Tourism will put on the fourth J&K Open presented by J&K Tourism. It will take place from Wednesday to Saturday at the beautiful Jammu Tawi Golf Course in Jammu.

It’s a Rs 50 lakh prize pool for the whole game. On October 27, there will be the Pro-Am game. The event has a Presenting Partner in J&K Tourism, and the Jammu Tawi Golf Course is the host venue.

Some of the best places to visit in the country are in Jammu and Kashmir. There is stunning natural beauty in Jammu, which is surrounded by strong mountain ranges. This is why it is a popular tourist spot. Some of the most famous places to visit in the Jammu area are the Mata Vaishno Devi Temple, the Amar Mahal Palace, the Mubarak Mandi Palace, and Patnitop.

The event is an important part of J&K Tourism’s plan to boost golf tourism in the area. Many beautiful golf courses are in J&K. Some of the best are the Jammu Tawi Golf Course, the Royal Springs Golf Course in Srinagar, the Pahalgam Golf Course in Lidder Valley, and the Gulmarg Golf Club. Golfers will have a wonderful time on these grounds.

Athletes Udayan Mane, Sachin Baisoya, Shankar Das, M. Dharma, and Abhinav Lohan are just a few of the famous Indian professionals who are taking part in the event.

It will be led by Stepan Danek from the Czech Republic, Dominic Piccirillo and Digraj Singh Gill from the United States, Sukhraj Singh Gill from Canada, N Thangaraja and K Prabagaran from Sri Lanka, Jamal Hossain, Badal Hossain, Md Akbar Hossain, and Md Jakiruzzaman Jakir from Bangladesh, and Subash Tamang from Nepal.

There was a news statement that said this about Yasha Mudgal: “J&K Tourism warmly welcomes participants, sponsors, and media to the 4th PGTI J&K Open 2024 in Jammu, a celebration of golf, tourism, and friendship.”

Director of tourist for Jammu, Vivekanand Rai, said, “The fourth edition of J&K Open 2024 adds a new dimension to our tourism offerings.” Golf is a great way to show off Jammu’s natural beauty, cultural diversity, and friendliness. I encourage everyone to learn about the area’s rich history and unique experiences, which will make their trip truly memorable.

Sunaina Sharma Mehta, JKAS, Joint Director, Tourism, Jammu, said, “We are thrilled to welcome golfers from all over the world and show them the rich art, craft, and cultural heritage of Jammu.” She also said that the event would include a two-day Dogra food fair and a FAM tour that would let players see some nearby historical tourist spots.

Manav Gupta, Secretary of the Jammu Tawi Golf Course, said, “The Jammu Tawi Golf Course has consistently shown its commitment to promoting golf in India and giving players and spectators an unforgettable experience.” The fact that the golf course has hosted the PGTI event for three years in a row is proof of how good it is and how important it is to raising the standards of golf in India. I’m excited to have golf fans, members of the media, and sponsors come to see this important event.

CEO of PGTI Uttam Singh Mundy said, “As always, this year’s J&K Open presented by J&K Tourism is one of the most-anticipated tournaments of the season. The professionals are looking forward to playing at the beautiful Jammu Tawi Golf Course again after missing it last year.” The event does a lot to get people to visit J&K for golf tourism. Thank you to J&K Tourism and the Jammu Tawi Golf Course for all the help they have given the PGTI. The peaceful setting of J&K is making us look forward to another exciting week of golf.

The 18-hole Jammu Tawi Golf Course was created by Col. K. D. Bagga, who is known all over the world for his work. The first day of the course was April 24, 2011. This beautiful golf course is in a valley next to the river Tawi, just off of National Highway 1A, which runs from Jammu to Srinagar. Two large and three small bodies of water, as well as a water path that is about 3200 meters long, make up the course. The greens are about 6600 meters long.

This impressive project, the Jammu Tawi Golf Course, was built by the Government of Jammu & Kashmir to promote golf tourism and teach young boys and girls how to become expert golfers.