Sardar Club

Sardar Club in Jodhpur features an 18-hole golf course established in the early 20th century. The club was founded in 1901 under the patronage of H.H. Maharaja Sardar Singh Ji, Maharaja of Jodhpur, with the golf course incorporated after the Jodhpur Golf Club amalgamated with Sardar Club. The course is situated near the historic Chammi Polo ground in Jodhpur.

Built in the Indo-Colonial architectural style, the club represents a significant sporting institution that has historically encouraged golf and other sports in the region, producing many prominent national players. The 18-hole layout remains a notable feature of this heritage club. Beyond golf, Sardar Club maintains comprehensive facilities including tennis courts, swimming pool, squash courts, and dining amenities, reflecting its role as a multi-sport recreational venue.

The club has undergone management initiatives to preserve and revive its historical legacy, including restoration of various cups and trophies associated with tournaments and competitive play. The golf course continues to serve as a central recreational facility within this colonial-era establishment.