Makita Turnierserie 2026

Event Details

Date: Wednesday, 02 September 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Open

Handicap Limit: 54.0

Entry Method: Online


The Makita Turnierserie 2026 is a 9-hole Afterwork tournament series held on Wednesdays at Golfclub Achensee. The event combines sport, good food on the club terrace, and attractive prizes. Played under official golf rules, it includes value classifications (1-4) with Sachpreise (goods prizes) for the top 3 placings in each category. There is also a Club Team classification and an Austrian Final with prize money for participating clubs (5th place €5,000, 3rd place €3,000, 1st/2nd place €1,500, 8th place €500). The series is open to all golfers, from ambitious players to leisure golfers, and rewards overall participation across the series. A PDF Ausschreibung (rules/entry form) is available for the 2026/2027 season. Participants must be amateur golfers affiliated with an ÖGV or recognized foreign national body, holding a World Handicap Index (WHI) of max 54. Results are counted for the ÖGV ranking. The series runs from 1.5.2026 to 30.4.2027. Entry is managed by the host club, with details available at https://www.golf.at/turniere/makita-9/turnierkalender.


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Venue

Golf- und Landclub Achensee

Pertisau, Tirol, Austria

Golf- und Landclub Achensee is an 18-hole golf course located in Pertisau, Austria, in the scenic Achensee region of Tyrol. Founded in 1934, it is the oldest golf club in Tyrol and holds the designation of "Leading Golf Course." The course is situated in a mountainous Alpine landscape, offering dramatic views and a challenging natural setting with 362 elevation changes across its 18 holes. The course presents a moderate to challenging difficulty level, characterized by its Alpine terrain with significant elevation variations that create distinct playing conditions. The scenic mountain surroundings and winter landscape suggest a course integrated into its natural environment, providing golfers with both technical challenges and aesthetic rewards. The facility features a driving range, professional golf school with instruction, and a clubhouse restaurant. The course hosts various tournaments throughout the season, including the Austrian Alpine Open. Winter activities such as cross-country skiing and winter walking trails complement the golf operations during the off-season, indicating the course's role as a year-round destination in the Achensee Alpine region.