Senior Golf

Event Details

PAST
EVENT

Date: Thursday, 16 July 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Senior

Handicap Limit: 45.0

Entry Method: In person


Senior golf competition held on 16 July 2026 at Golfplatz Maximilianenhof (Oberhessischer Golf-Club Marburg). Played as a Stableford competition, handicap-relevant, over 18 or 9 holes. Start time is 14:00 with a back-nine cannon start. Eligible participants are those with a Handicap Index (HCPI) up to 45.0 or OHGC members with course rights (Platzreife). Registration must be made via the club's notice board (Schwarze Brett) or through the Albatros booking system by Wednesday 15 July 2026. Late entries are not accepted. Play follows the rules of the German Golf Association (DGV) and the current course rules of OHGC Marburg. Referees are S. Meyer-Bersch, Chr. Wood, and Dr. H. Zastrow. Prize giving takes place on the terrace or in the clubhouse. No entry fee is charged for this event.


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Venue

Golfplatz Maximilianenhof

Hessen, Germany

Golfplatz Maximilianenhof is an 18-hole golf course located north of Marburg in Cölbe-Bernsdorf, Hesse, operated by the Oberhessischer Golf-Club Marburg. The course is situated on hilly terrain with abundant tree cover, offering extensive views across the surrounding landscape, villages, and fields. The property is bordered to the south by the Lahn and Ohm rivers, while the Burgwald forest, Hesse's largest contiguous woodland area, extends to the north. The facility includes an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole short course available to the public by prior registration. A terrace overlooking the 9th green provides dining and viewing opportunities. The course operates year-round and hosts various tournaments and club championships throughout the season. The facility emphasizes environmental conservation and biodiversity, participating in initiatives to create valuable habitats for flora and fauna on non-playing areas. The course accommodates competitive play and welcomes beginner instruction through regular introductory courses.