What is the highest golf course in the world?

According to the Guinness Book the highest altitude golf course is the Yak golf course at 13,025 feet (3,970m) above sea level in Kupup, East Sikkim, India.

More about the highest golf course in the world

The course is part of an Indian Army base and is 6026 yards long.

The course is often closed due to local weather conditions which can change rapidly.

Updated: 29-Jul-2022 | Email feedback to this question

Questions: Random | Recent| Categories

More golf questions for you

What are the names of the 18 holes at Augusta National Golf Club?

Where is Winged Foot Golf Club?

Which professional golfers use Callaway clubs?

Has Luke Donald ever been the world number one golfer?

What is the TaylorMade Pebble Beach Invitational?

In Match Play, if you have conceded a putt to your opponent can you change your mind and withdraw the concession?

How old was Jordan Spieth when he won his first US Open?

Why is Fred Couples called “Boom Boom”?

How many British Opens has Jack Nicklaus won?

What is Harry Styles Golf Handicap?

OUR MISSION

GOLF TRIVIA. Your home for fun and interesting golf questions and facts. You simply can enjoy our golf trivia, sign up and become an accredited publisher or subscribe to our newsletter so we can keep you in the loop. It's all for FREE.

Recent Questions

LATEST QUESTIONS

Where is Sam Bennett from?
Who has the most starts at Masters tournaments?
Who has the most top 5 finishes at The Masters tournament?
What are some of the rules for patrons (spectators) at the Masters?
What is the lowest single round score (18 holes) at the Masters?
What is the Masters Tournament Foundation?

QUICK LINKS

Recent Questions
Golf Quiz
Submit Your Own Questions
Join our Community
Newsletter
Advertise
FAQs
Contact
Home

SUBMIT QUESTIONS

Become an Accredited Publisher and get your name in lights on Why We Love Golf. If you’re a passionate writer and researcher join the community, publish your own questions, and be recognised by your golfing peers.

Register your interest