6th Ladies Golf Tournament

Golfplatz Bad Saulgau

Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Located on the outskirts of the spa town of Bad Saulgau in Baden-Württemberg, the Golf Club Bad Saulgau features an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72. The layout measures 6,294 yards from the white tees, with a course rating of 72.6 and a slope of 130. The club was founded in 1995, following the construction of an initial six-hole facility in 1994/1995, with the full 18-hole course opening in 1997. The course is situated in the Oberschwaben region, attracting players from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The course is designed to offer a balance between sporting challenge and relaxation, with a total par of 72 distributed across the front and back nines. The front nine plays for a par of 36, covering 3,171 yards from the whites, while the back nine also plays to par 36, spanning 3,123 yards. The course includes five par-5s, twenty par-4s, and seven par-3s. Notable holes include the long par-5 12th at 487 yards from the white tees and the par-5 18th at 471 yards. The par-3s range from 124 yards on the 15th to 187 yards on the 13th. Green-Golf Bad Saulgau GbR operates the facility, which includes a modern clubhouse with a restaurant, a large driving range with covered tee boxes, and a short game area. The course is part of the "Lebensraum Golfplatz" biodiversity project, promoting environmental protection through the maintenance of flower strips, fruit trees, and beekeeping. The club also hosts a youth academy, the Green Lions, and has been a member of the German Golf League. The facility offers covered parking for approximately 130 cars and 25 motorhome pitches with electrical connections.