DDA receives 856 applications for 850 Dwarka Golf Course memberships
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has received 856 applications for 850 lifetime memberships of the Dwarka Golf Course within 11 days of its launch. The non-government category is oversubscribed with 636 applications for 600 memberships, while the government category still has openings. Registrations will remain open until September 20.
Why it matters
This indicates high demand for recreational facilities in Delhi and highlights the DDA's role in urban development and providing amenities. It reflects public interest in sports and leisure activities.
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has received 856 applications for 850 lifetime memberships of the Dwarka Golf Course within 11 days of the scheme’s launch, the authority said in a statement on Tuesday.
Of the total, the non-government category has exceeded its quota, with 636 applications for 600 memberships. In the government category, 220 applications have been received against 250 memberships. Registrations will remain open until September 20.
Applicants can register online by paying a non-refundable fee of ₹2,500, the DDA said. If applications exceed the number of memberships available in any category, allotments will be made through a computerised draw of lots after the registration period closes.
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