# Rawalpindi Golf Course Rawalpindi Golf Course is situated in the Punjab region of Pakistan, in a setting shaped by the foothills and plains characteristic of the Rawalpindi area. The course reflects the design and maintenance traditions of South Asian golf clubs, with routing that works across the available terrain to create a full 18-hole layout. Like many established clubs in the region, Rawalpindi has served as a venue for regional and national amateur competitions, supporting Pakistan's golfing community and providing a home course for local and visiting players. The course's character is typical of subcontinental designs: fairways are defined through strategic bunkering and tree placement, with greens built to reward accuracy from the tee. The landscape incorporates native vegetation and the natural contours of the Rawalpindi region, creating variety across the routing. Water hazards and elevation changes add definition to the course's middle and back sections. Rawalpindi Golf Club maintains the social and competitive traditions common to established Pakistani clubs, with membership, dining, and practice facilities that serve both regular members and tournament participants. The club has hosted qualifying rounds and amateur championships that draw players from across the region, reinforcing its role in Pakistan's golf infrastructure. The course remains a significant venue for competitive play in Punjab.