Go karting golf course extension road is a query the directories answer with a list and no route. None of them tell you which end of the road they mean. The extension runs roughly seven kilometres from Ghata down to Badshahpur Chowk, and the closest F9 circuit changes about halfway along it.

The measurement is stark. From Badshahpur Chowk at the southern end, the 1,050 m Sector 68 circuit is 1.4 km away. From the Sector 56 end near Ghata, the 850 m Sector 59 circuit is 4.8 km away and Sector 68 is 8.8 km. Same road, two different answers, so this post gives both and tells you which one applies where you are standing.

The short answer: Sector 68, for most of the road

Sector 68 is the closest F9 circuit to Golf Course Extension Road, and it is not close by a small margin. The track sits on Aklimpur Road near Tulip Chowk, and from the southern half of the extension it is a five to eight minute drive.

Here are the measured times from five points along and around the road, to the four circuits that are within range.

Two rows in that table matter more than the rest. From Badshahpur Chowk it is two minutes, which is close enough that the drive stops being part of the decision. From Sector 56, opposite, Sector 59 wins by four kilometres.

Where the two circuits are 400 m apart

Tulip Chowk in Sector 65 is the one point where the choice is genuinely open. Sector 59 is 4.3 km and 7.8 minutes. Sector 68 is 4.7 km and 8.1 minutes. Four hundred metres and eighteen seconds separate them.

At that point distance stops deciding anything, and the circuit does. Sector 59 is an 850 m lap with up to twenty karts on the grid. Sector 68 is 1,050 m with the same twenty-kart grid, and its weekend sessions run in twelve, fifteen and thirty minute blocks.

So if you are organising from an office on that junction, pick the lap you want rather than the shorter drive. Sector 59 gives you a tighter 850 m loop that rewards drivers who have been before. Sector 68 gives you the long lap, and it is four hundred metres further away. You will not notice the difference in the car.

The route, road by road

From Badshahpur Chowk, where the extension meets Sohna Road, the circuit is 1.4 km. Two minutes. You barely leave the junction, and that changes the shape of the decision: karting stops being a trip and becomes a stop.

From Tulip Chowk the routing runs down through Sector 65 onto Maidawas Road, continues onto Kadarpur Road, and then onto Aklimpur Road where the circuit sits. That is 4.7 km and about eight minutes.

From the Sector 50 stretch of the extension it is 5.0 km and seven minutes. From the Sector 69 side, near the Power Grid substation, it is 4.4 km and eight minutes. And from Sector 56, where a lot of the corridor’s residents actually live, it is 8.8 km and twelve minutes to Sector 68 — against 4.8 km and eight minutes to Sector 59.

Go karting Golf Course Extension Road: why the closest circuit is also the longest

Sector 68 runs a 1,050 m lap, the longest F9 has in Gurgaon. That combination — the shortest drive and the longest lap — is unusual, and it is worth understanding what it does to the money.

Fifteen weekday laps at Sector 68 is 15.75 km of driving for ₹1,100, or about ₹70 a kilometre. Fifteen laps at Sector 59’s 850 m circuit is 12.75 km for the same ₹1,100, or about ₹86 a kilometre. Same price, three kilometres more track.

That matters most for a first visit. A long lap takes longer to learn, so the first four or five laps are slower and the session feels like it is getting going just as it ends. On a 450 m circuit you are up to speed in two laps. On 1,050 m it takes five. The trade is real, and it is the reason the Sector 17/18 loop still makes sense for a quick weekday evening and not for a planned afternoon.

What a session at Sector 68 costs

Weekdays are sold on laps, weekends and public holidays on time, and every figure includes 18% GST.

One warning on the weekend card. Twelve minutes on a 1,050 m lap is eleven laps if you are quick and nine if you are not, and the difference between those two numbers is a novice in front of you at the first corner. If you want a predictable amount of driving, buy the weekday lap session instead.

Groups and birthdays off this corridor

Sector 68 takes up to twenty karts on the grid at once, and it sells them in blocks of twelve or twenty for thirty or sixty minutes. Twelve karts for thirty minutes is ₹21,000, which is ₹1,750 a kart. Twenty karts for thirty minutes is ₹32,000, or ₹1,600 a kart.

Twelve is the minimum block. A group of nine pays for twelve, so if you are just short of the threshold it is worth asking whether anyone wants to bring a friend rather than leaving three karts on the grid empty.

Above twenty people the group needs a rotation plan, and that needs to be agreed before invitations go out. Twenty people watching four drive is a very different afternoon from twenty people racing together. The birthday formats page sets out what exists; for anything larger than a single kart block, the contact page is the place to confirm numbers.

One thing that will change your drive time

GMDA has tendered a lane-expansion rebuild of the Ghata to Vatika Chowk stretch of the extension, reported at ₹6.5 crore for six kilometres with a six-month build. Until that finishes, treat the northern half of the road as unpredictable and the southern approach from Badshahpur as unaffected. If you are coming from Sector 56 or Ghata and the extension is crawling, the Sector 59 route through Golf Course Road is the fallback.

Frequently asked questions

Which F9 track is closest to Golf Course Extension Road?

Sector 68, on Aklimpur Road near Tulip Chowk. It is 1.4 km from Badshahpur Chowk, 4.4 km from Sector 69 and 5.0 km from the Sector 50 stretch. From Sector 56 and the Ghata end, Sector 59 is the closer of the two at 4.8 km.

Is there a go-kart track on Golf Course Extension Road itself?

No outdoor circuit sits on the road. The nearest is 1.4 km from Badshahpur Chowk — two minutes off the southern end of the extension.

How long is the drive from the extension?

Two minutes from Badshahpur Chowk, seven from the Sector 50 stretch, eight from Tulip Chowk and eight from Sector 69. Those are free-flow figures; add to them at peak hours.

How do the two circuits differ?

Sector 59 is an 850 m lap and Sector 68 is 1,050 m. Both take up to twenty karts on the grid. From most of the extension Sector 68 is the closer of the two; from Sector 56 and Ghata, Sector 59 is.

Where to go next

All six circuits are compared on the tracks page. The circuit this post recommends is on the Sector 68 page, and the northern alternative is on the Sector 59 page. If your starting point is the road parallel to this one, the Golf Course Road guide measures the same question from the other side, and the answer there is different.

For directions, open F9 Go Karting Sector 68 on Google Maps.

Prices are the published F9 rate cards, inclusive of 18% GST, checked in November 2026. Drive times are free-flow routing estimates and will be longer in peak traffic.