OCT 21:The Diwali Cup 2025 Golf Tournament concluded with great enthusiasm at the picturesque Jammu Tawi Golf Course, Sidhra. The closing ceremony was graced by the Minister for Youth Services and Sports, Satish Sharma, who commended the participants and organizers for their contribution to promoting sports culture in Jammu and Kashmir.
Addressing the gathering, Minister Sharma highlighted the immense potential of Golf Tourism in the Union Territory, emphasizing the need to project J&K as a premier golfing destination on the international sports map. He noted that the region’s scenic landscapes, favorable climate, and growing sports infrastructure make it an ideal hub for both domestic and international golf enthusiasts.
The Minister expressed his commitment to expanding facilities and organizing more tournaments to nurture local talent and attract global players. “Golf is not just a sport; it’s an opportunity to boost tourism, create employment, and showcase the natural beauty of Jammu and Kashmir to the world,” Sharma said.
He also appreciated the efforts of the Jammu Tawi Golf Course management and local sports bodies for their continuous dedication to promoting sports excellence. The Minister assured that the government is actively working on initiatives to upgrade golfing facilities, provide professional training, and encourage youth participation in this elegant sport.
The Diwali Cup 2025 witnessed enthusiastic participation from golfers across the region and beyond, turning the event into a celebration of sportsmanship and cultural exchange. The tournament not only strengthened the spirit of competition but also reinforced the idea of sports as a bridge to unity and tourism development.
With growing interest and government support, Jammu and Kashmir is steadily positioning itself as a vibrant Golf Tourism destination, ready to welcome players and visitors from across the globe.
