HGA termed it as India's only 'heritage golf course' with all the 18 holes, 6000+ yards and Par 71 over TifDwarf and Calcutta Dhoop grass.
HGA started developing the course in 2002, which was once a garbage dump yard lay, and transformed it into "an eco-friendly" golf course without using any heavy machinery.
Treated sewage water is being used for irrigating the golf course. A few water bodies in the area have been revived and over 3,000 trees planted.
HGA President J Vikramdev Rao said: "We will be aiming to bring some of the prestigious International Golf Tournaments to Hyderabad, backed with this state of the art golf course.
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