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In 2016 he relaunched Golf Digest Magazine in India. Narain is currently the Editor-in-Chief.

In 2015, Narain was named as one of Asia's most powerful people in golf at the Asia Pacific Golf Summit.

In 1998, he joined IMG as Director - Golf Business, South Asia where he worked until 2003. Thereafter, he set up Rishi Narain Sports Marketing. The company has over the years marketed and conceptualised golf properties in India such as the Louis Philippe Cup, the World Corporate Golf Challenge, and the Duke of Edinburgh Cup. They are also organisers of South Asia's largest expo for golf - The India Golf Expo.

Narain was the honorary secretary of the PGA of India between 1992–1997, apart from being coach to the Indian national golf teams.

In 1989, he returned to India to ply his trade on the then PGA Tour of India. He won the Southern India Wills Open and later the SRF Open Championship in 1992.

Narain turned professional in 1987,and taught golf at Salt Lake City working under John Geertsen Jr who has served as Director of Instruction at the Golf Clinic held at Pebble Beach Golf Links.

Between 1981–1984, he attended Brigham Young University(BYU) on a golf scholarship (the first Indian to be awarded such a scholarship) where he earned a bachelor's degree in Business Management and Accounting. While he was a student at BYU, Narain was part of the Men's Golf team and represented his country at the Asian Games. Narain, Laxman Singh, Amit Luthra and Rajiv Mohta won the team gold. Singh won the individual gold, Mohta silver, while Narain narrowly missed out on bronze after bogeying the last hole.

Narain picked up golf at the age of 12 after watching his father play at the Tollygunge Club in Calcutta. By his late teens, he moved across the road to the Royal Calcutta Golf Club and was already a six handicap having won the All India Junior in 1979 and All India Amateur in 1984 organised by the Indian Golf Union. In the process, he became the first to win both the Junior and Amateur titles.

Rishi Narain (born 28 January 1962) is an Indian golfer, editor-in-chief of Golf Digest India and Managing Director of Rishi Narain Golf Management. Narain represented India at the 1982 Asian Games.