Karnataka · Bengaluru
ASC Centre Golf Course
The ASC Centre Golf Course at Agram, off Old Airport Road near Domlur, is an Indian Army course dating (per GolfPass) to 1964 — 18 holes, par 71, about 5,960 yards from the blue tees, with a range, practice areas, caddies and rentals. It is an institutional facility and its access terms are not published: GolfPass classifies it "Private/Military". Older directories describe Agram as a 9-hole course, so the 18-hole figure is unresolved. Phone numbers here come from a golf directory and should be verified before use.
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 71
- Length
- 5,960 yd
CAN I PLAY HERE?
No public access terms are published for this one. It is listed so you know it is here, and so a search for it stops here rather than somewhere that will guess — but there is no visitor route we can point you to.
- FEE
- Army only — inquire
- ASK
- No public booking route+91-9880-312-883
- DIRECTIONS
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- CHECKED
- 21 August 2026
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What we knowEverything on file, and what the sources disagreed about
Whether the course is currently operating cannot be confirmed as of August 2026. The Playo page looks live at a glance, but it is a directory entry with no booking control at all (only rating and share buttons), so it says nothing about whether the course is open today, and there is no owner-published page to fall back on. The only official documentation found is CAG Report No. 35 of 2010, Annexure-IV, which lists "Bangalore" (row 10, 197.18 acres) among 97 Army golf courses on defence land as at August 2009 — that corroborates that an Army golf course exists at this station, but 2009 cannot establish current operation. Searches for a dated 2025-or-later signal (indianarmy.nic.in, gov.in/nic.in, PIB, cantonment-board and station material, Karnataka Golf Association pages, and Hindi- and Kannada-language local news) returned nothing.
Relationship to MEG Army Golf Course (meg-army-golf-course.md) — not a duplicate.
Bengaluru has two separate Army courses and they were re-checked as a pair in August 2026.
This one is the Army Service Corps Centre course at Agram/Domlur (GolfPass address "Airport
Rd, Domlur", PIN 560007, built 1964, 18 holes, par 71, 5,960 yd). MEG's is the Madras
Engineer Group course at Charles Campbell Road in the Ulsoor/Cox Town area (GolfPass address
"Charles Campbell Rd", PIN 560008, built 1979, 18 holes, par 70, 5,308 yd) — different
formation, different cantonment pocket about 4 km away, different founding year and a
different card. GolfPass carries them as two independent course records. The one caveat: the
CAG annexure tabulates one row per station, so its single "Bangalore" row cannot be used
to count courses either way; the 197.18 acres it records is consistent with, but does not
prove, two courses. Do not merge these records on the strength of the CAG row alone.
Facts & facilities18 holes · par 71 · 5,960 yd · Mon, Wed–Sun 06:00–18:00; Tue closed
Club hire is listed here. Confirm it on the phone before you rely on it.
Real questions5 questions · visitor access, booking, hours, club hire, the range
- Can a visitor play at ASC Centre Golf Course?
No public access terms are published for this one. It is listed so you know it is here, and so a search for it stops here rather than somewhere that will guess — but there is no visitor route we can point you to.
- How do I book at ASC Centre Golf Course?
No public booking route. +91-9880-312-883.
- When is ASC Centre Golf Course open?
Mon, Wed–Sun 06:00–18:00; Tue closed
- Can I hire clubs at ASC Centre Golf Course?
Club hire is listed here. It is not always kept in stock, so confirm it on the phone before you rely on it.
- Does ASC Centre Golf Course have a driving range?
Yes.
Where it isAgram, near Domlur / Old Airport Road · Bengaluru
Where they are
Agram, near Domlur / Old Airport Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka
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Where this came from4 sources · researched Aug 2026

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