Jaypee Greens Golf Course

Jaypee Greens is the flagship golf estate of Greater Noida: an 18-hole, par-72, 7,347-yard Greg Norman championship course (opened 2001) with a driving range and a golf academy, inside an integrated residential/resort development with a golf-and-spa hotel. Its ownership has changed hands through insolvency: parent Jaiprakash Associates was taken into insolvency, lenders voted 89% for an Adani Enterprises bid in November 2025, and the NCLT approved Adani's Rs 14,535 crore resolution plan on 17 March 2026. The golf course itself appears to have carried on unaffected and under its own name — golf press reporting on the deal said it "has remained operational and popular", and as of 24 July 2026 the Professional Golf Tour of India has scheduled its season-closing Kapil Dev Invitational Tour Championship here for 30 September to 2 October 2026, still billed as "Jaypee Greens Golf & Spa Resort". Nothing published suggests an Adani rebrand of the course, a closure, or a change of operator. It was made India's first fully floodlit 18-hole championship course in 2024. Sources disagree on visitor access — one directory says visitors are welcome on weekdays and weekends with advance booking, another calls it a members' course where guests must accompany members (with Monday as the off-day) — and no public green-fee card exists, though editorial coverage calls the non-member green fee very expensive; staying at the on-site Jaypee hotel remains a practical route to a tee time. The group's own website still loads but is a 2021-vintage brochure site with no golf-specific pages we can reach, so phone or email the golf office directly.