Go karting Golf Course Road is a query with an obvious answer and a less obvious one. The obvious answer is the indoor circuit on the road itself, at Sector 43: the shortest trip you can make, and the right one if you want twenty minutes of racing between dinner and a film. The less obvious answer is that F9’s nearest outdoor circuit, the 450 m track at Sector 17/18 Link Road, is 6.7 km and about eight minutes from Sector 42. That is barely further than crossing the road at a bad hour, and it is a different product.
This guide gives the measured drive from three points on the corridor, the route it uses, and what a session costs on the far side of it. Prices are from the circuit’s own rate card and include 18% GST.
Go karting Golf Course Road: the drive times
Free-flow estimates from the routing engine, measured in November 2026.
| Starting point | Link Road (450 m) | Sector 59 (850 m) | Sector 68 (1,050 m) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sector 42, Global Foyer | 6.7 km / 8 min | 7.0 km / 12 min | 11.7 km / 17 min |
| Sector 54 Chowk | 8.3 km / 10 min | 7.3 km / 12 min | 12.7 km / 18 min |
| DLF Phase 4, Galleria | 5.6 km / 6 min | 10.8 km / 14 min | 16.9 km / 18 min |
Two things fall out of that table. The first is that from the southern end of the corridor Sector 59 is closer in distance than Link Road, 7.3 km against 8.3 km, but slower in time — 12 minutes against 10 — because it sits south-east of the road and the last stretch is off the main carriageway. The second is that Dwarka Expressway is 20 km and 22 minutes from Sector 42, while GT Karnal Road and Baghpat are an hour and a half each. Those three are not Golf Course Road options.
The route: Golf Course Road, then the old Gurgaon road
From Sector 42 the run is 2.3 km of Golf Course Road, a turn onto the Mehrauli–Gurgaon Road for 2.2 km, then the Link Road before Iffco Chowk. From Sector 54 you take 3.2 km of Golf Course Road, then Raghavendra Marg across to the old road. There is no expressway segment on either line, which is why the estimate is short: the distance is short, and most of it is one straight road.
The catch is the turn onto the Mehrauli–Gurgaon Road, where the corridor empties into the same junction everyone else is using. At 11 am the eight-minute figure holds. At 7 pm, allow twenty and you will not be disappointed.
Indoor on the road, outdoor at Link Road
The indoor option and the F9 circuit are not competing for the same purchase. An indoor track is inside a building: short lap, tight corners, and a session sold in minutes. The Link Road circuit is 450 m outdoors, where the lap is long enough that a second visit produces a better line.
Three differences decide it:
- Overtaking. Two karts can run side by side outdoors. Indoor corners are usually too tight for a pass.
- Weather. Outdoors is a weather call. Indoors is not.
- Time in the kart. Indoor sessions are typically short. The outdoor card sells 16 laps on a weekday and up to 35 minutes at the weekend.
If the plan is “something to do for half an hour”, stay on the road. If the plan is the outing itself, drive the eight minutes.
What a session costs at Sector 17/18
| When | Session | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday | 16 laps | ₹700 |
| Weekday | 22 laps | ₹800 |
| Weekday | 34 laps | ₹1,100 |
| Weekend and public holiday | 11 minutes | ₹800 |
| Weekend and public holiday | 18 minutes | ₹1,200 |
| Weekend and public holiday | 35 minutes | ₹2,100 |
18% GST is included in every figure. The full card, including the six-kart blocks, sits on the Sector 17/18 track page.
The evening that costs under ₹1,000
One person, weekday: ₹700 for 16 laps. Weekend: ₹800 for 11 minutes. The round trip from Sector 42 is 13 km, so the drive is not the expensive part — the session is.
Two people on a weekday: ₹1,400 for 32 laps between you, and about 20 minutes in the car. A group of four: ₹2,800. That is the whole outing, and it is why the circuit keeps showing up in Golf Course Road plans that are not really about karting.
Weekday against weekend
The weekend card is priced by minute and the weekday card by lap, so the two are not directly comparable. Sixteen laps of a 450 m circuit is 7.2 km of driving for ₹700; the weekend entry is ₹800 for 11 minutes. If your group can move the plan to a Tuesday, you pay less and the track is quieter — which is why a midweek office booking usually makes the better evening.
A group from a Golf Course Road office
Twelve people is the awkward number, because Link Road sells karts in blocks of six. Twelve means two blocks: ₹13,200 for 18 minutes, or ₹23,000 for 35, with half the group watching while the other half drives. Sector 68 sells a 12-kart block for ₹21,000 with all twelve on track together — 12.7 km and 18 minutes from Sector 54. For a team event where the race is the point, that is the cleaner product. For an after-work heat that has to end before dinner, two Link Road blocks win on travel.
Two bigger circuits within 18 minutes
Sector 59 is the group venue of the network: 850 m, up to twenty karts on track at once, and the only F9 circuit that sells a sixty-minute session. From Sector 42 it is 7.0 km and 12 minutes, which makes it the shortest drive to a large track anywhere on this corridor.
Sector 68 is the longest lap in the network at 1,050 m, 11.7 km and 17 minutes from Sector 42. It is the sensible pick if the group is coming from Golf Course Extension or Sector 56 rather than the road itself, because the route never doubles back north. Neither circuit is on Golf Course Road, but both are close enough to sit in the same decision as the indoor track at Sector 43.
Birthdays on the corridor
Golf Course Road is full of places to eat a cake. A kart circuit is a different shape of afternoon. The birthday formats page sets out what exists; for a group above six, send the headcount through the contact page and confirm what can run together before you invite anyone.
Frequently asked questions
Is there go karting on Golf Course Road?
Yes — an indoor circuit on the road itself. The nearest outdoor circuit is F9’s 450 m track at Sector 17/18 Link Road, 6.7 km and about eight minutes from Sector 42.
How far is F9 from Golf Course Road?
5.6 km from DLF Phase 4 Galleria, 6.7 km from Sector 42 and 8.3 km from Sector 54. That is six to ten minutes outside peak hours.
What does one session cost?
₹700 for 16 weekday laps, ₹800 for 11 weekend minutes, and ₹6,600 for a six-kart block of 18 minutes. Rates include 18% GST.
Where to go next
All six circuits are compared on the tracks page. If you are further south, the Sohna Road guide covers the other end of the corridor, and the Iffco Chowk guide covers the junction you will pass through. For directions, open F9 Go Karting 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.
