Business Today Golf 2025-26 is set to begin its 26th edition with a grand launch in Hyderabad on November 29, marking the start of a seven-city premium corporate golf circuit that has long been regarded as one of India’s most distinguished sporting and networking platforms.
The tournament, presented by AU Small Finance Bank, continues to hold its position as the country’s most respected corporate golf property, drawing CXOs, industry leaders and high-profile personalities for a season of competitive play and high-value camaraderie.
According to a press note shared by the organisers, this year’s season will once again blend the spirit of championship golf with a rare networking environment, strengthening its legacy built over more than two decades. After Hyderabad, the circuit will move through Chandigarh, Bengaluru, Kochi, Chennai, Gurugram and Mumbai, with the seven-city tour concluding on March 6.
Adding to the excitement of the season opener, former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin will attend the Hyderabad leg as Guest of Honour, lending additional prestige to an event already synonymous with aspiration, exclusivity and leadership. Over the years, the tournament has been enriched by the presence of celebrated sports icons such as Kapil Dev, Suresh Raina, Ajit Agarkar, Shiv Kapur, Gaurav Bajaj and Madan Lal, whose participation has underscored the shared values between golf and leadership — focus, strategy, discipline and resilience.
Now celebrating 26 years, Business Today Golf continues to evolve beyond a traditional sports event. It has firmly established itself as an annual gathering where decision-makers step away from boardrooms and engage on the greens, strengthening professional connections in a setting known for its elegance and competitive energy.
With its 2025-26 edition, the circuit is poised for yet another memorable season, bringing together champions, corporate influencers and accomplished golfers across India’s premier courses. As the tournament tees off in Hyderabad, it promises a compelling celebration of sport, leadership and the enduring culture of excellence that defines Business Today Golf.
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