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Dhruv Kakar
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    Try shooting just after sunset. The light is still warm but the palace towers cast long shadows that add depth to the greens. Also, you can walk from the palace’s rear gate onto the back tee and angle your shot so the palace sits behind the tee marker this keeps the greens in focus while the palace frames the background. If you need a quick spot to rest, the President Hotel is a kilometre away and easy to reach from the course.

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