Siek, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Golfclub Siek is a 27-hole public golf facility located near Hamburg, Germany, just 4.5 kilometers from the city boundary and directly accessible via the A1 autobahn at exit 28 near Ahrensburg. The course comprises three distinct nine-hole layouts: the A-Course (Championship-level, par 36), the B-Course (beginner-friendly, par 30), and the C-Course (par 37).
The signature feature is the extraordinary 622-meter par-6 hole on the C-Course (hole C2), claimed to be the longest hole in northern Germany. This presents a significant challenge for experienced golfers. The courses accommodate all skill levels, from complete beginners to advanced players, with the B-Course playable without formal handicap certification.
The facility is notable for its environmental commitment, incorporating the renaturalized Wandse stream—the source of Hamburg's namesake creek—into six holes across the C-Course. The landscape emphasizes natural water features integrated into modern golf design. Beyond play, Golfclub Siek offers a lounge and restaurant with terrace views, regular tournaments and competitive leagues, and instruction including weekend-long handicap courses.
