The choice of venue is apt as the Hero Indian Open returns to the same course where its very first edition took place.
Pawan Munjal, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Hero MotoCorp Ltd, said: "We have arrived at a landmark juncture in the history of Indian golf. The 50th edition of the tournament is testimony to the rich tradition and long lasting value that the event has built.
Talking about the country's oldest running international sports competition -- the India Open, Sunil Manocha, Chief Operating Officer, Nimbus Sport said: "The golden jubilee edition of the Hero Indian Open is an important step in our journey to develop golf in India through our strategic partnership with the IGU. We are thrilled to promote this historic event with the involvement of all stakeholders.
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