Sardar Club

Sardar Club is a heritage private members' club in Jodhpur, widely described as having absorbed the old Jodhpur Golf Club — though the club's own pages never mention that history — and its golf offering is unusual: an 18-hole desert course played on a mix of grass greens and traditional "browns" (sand greens). The club itself publishes no par and no length; the golfpass listing gives par 71 and 6,568 yards, but nothing from the club corroborates that, so those figures stand as an unresolved conflict rather than settled fact. The club's own website is stale (© 2014) — it has no news, notice or circular page, and its events page carries no years — and no public signal dated 2025 or later could be found, so nothing dated confirms the club is operating today, though heritage clubs of this kind often persist quietly offline. Access is members-first, but the club's own fee table does publish rates for "Guests / Reciprocal Members / Non Members", so a non-member route exists on paper; the club publishes no procedure for using it. Mappls places the club on Central School Road opposite the polo ground (PIN 342011) — the Mappls page is now behind a sign-in wall, so the coordinates cannot be checked, but golfpass independently gives "Opp. Chami Polo Ground, Ratanada, Jodhpur, 342011". A bookmyplayer listing gives PIN 342001 instead; that is the only real location conflict. Sources also disagree on identity: several outside sites carry a separate "Jodhpur Golf Club" entry, and whether that is this course under its old name or a different Jodhpur club could not be settled.