The Greg Norman Championship Course

Eighteen holes of water, sand and sweeping fairways at the heart of a 435-acre private township.

A course, then a township

Where the fairway is the front garden

At Jaypee Greens the course came first. The fairways, lakes and planting set the shape of the land, and every street and residence was laid out around them.

Across some 435 acres, the 18-hole Greg Norman course runs through the middle of the township rather than around its edge. That ordering has consequences you notice before you can name them. Sightlines run long because there is open ground to run along. Walking routes bend instead of turning at right angles. The air feels a little cooler as you come through the gate, because irrigated turf and mature canopy hold moisture and soften the heat.

It also means the green space is structural rather than decorative. It cannot be quietly built over later without changing the shape of the place.

A cooler world
Irrigated turf and mature trees hold moisture and soften surface heat. The ground around a course stays cooler than the built-up streets beyond it.
Stillness
Open ground is acoustic distance. A fairway between a home and the nearest road does more for calm than any amount of glazing.
Green, for good
Because the landscape sets the geometry, it cannot be quietly built over later without changing the shape of the place.
Development
435 acres
Course
18 holes, par 72
Length
7,347 yards
Lakes
14
Bunkers
88

The estate

A landscape in four movements

Championship golf, woodland, water and homes that open onto it all.

Fairways and lakes of the championship course between residential towers

The championship course

Greg Norman’s 18-hole signature course, joined by a 9-hole course by Graham Cooke and a golf academy, with fairways that run between the neighbourhoods.

The nature park’s woodland around its lake

The nature park

Some 60 acres of woodland, lawns and gardens wrapped around a crescent lake at the township’s far end, planned from the start alongside the course.

The course, lakes and woodland of the township from above

Water and open vistas

Fourteen lakes appear as course hazards and as landscape features, alongside the 10-acre practice range and long open views across the fairways.

Villas with private pools and towers along a fairway and lake

Homes on the fairway

Towers, courts and villas sit along the edges of the course and inside its loops, so most homes look onto green rather than road.

The signature eighteen

A par 72 to remember

Water, sand and distance shape a course that measures 7,347 yards from the back tees.

Fairways of imported Evergreen Bermuda grass roll through a private, naturalised landscape, far from the heat and dust of the city outside. The course has received the National Tourism Award for “Best Tourism Friendly Golf Course” and has hosted professional golf, including the HSBC India Legends Championship in 2024.

  • 18-hole Greg Norman course

    Par 72, 7,347 yards, 14 lakes and 88 bunkers.

  • 9-hole Graham Cooke course

    A shorter course for a quick round or an evening game.

  • 10-acre practice range and Golf Club

    Between the course and the nature park, with a golf academy for players of every level.

Life on the greens

Residences with a fairway view

Villa streets between fairways and a fountain lake

Here the course is the view, the morning walk and the quiet behind the window. The masterplan reads less like a housing estate with a course attached and more like a course with homes threaded through it.