MAKITA 9 - Lans

Event Details

Date: Thursday, 22 October 2026

Format: Individual Stableford

Category: Open

Handicap Limit: 54.0

Entry Method: Online


The MAKITA 9 is a 9-hole individual stableford competition held at Golfclub Innsbruck-Igls, Parkland Course Lans (1-9 holes). The event is part of the MAKITA 9 series, a nationwide Austrian amateur golf tournament series organized by the Austrian Golf Union (ÖGV). Open to all amateur golfers who are members of an ÖGV-affiliated club or a recognized foreign national federation, with a World Handicap Index (WHI) of maximum 54. Maximum 48 players. Entry deadline is 09:00 on the day of the event (22 October 2026). Entries are made online via the ÖGV tournament calendar at golf.at. Players with a WHI of 54 or lower from an affiliated golf club are eligible. Ladies play from the red tees, men from the yellow tees. Results are recorded for the ÖGV handicap-relevant ranking in age categories (up to 30 years, 31-45 years, 46-60 years, and 61+ years). No prizes are awarded for individual club tournaments in the series; prizes are reserved for the Conference Finals and Austria Final. The event follows official R&A Rules, ÖGV handicap rules, and current ÖGV club tournament regulations.


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Venue

Golf Club Innsbruck Igls - Golfplatz Lans

Lans, Tirol, Austria

The Parkland Course Lans is a romantic 9-hole golf course located in Lans, nestled amid spruce, deciduous, and fruit trees. The course design features seemingly easy fairway routing and can be completed in approximately 90 minutes under normal play conditions. The layout is characterized by its gentle terrain and integration with the natural woodland setting. The modern clubhouse includes a comfortable lounge and terrace from which most of the course is visible, providing scenic views during and after play. The course is part of Golf Club Innsbruck-Igls, founded in 1935, and sits on a sunny terrace approximately 7 kilometers from Innsbruck in the Austrian Alps. The setting offers stunning panoramic views of the Nordkette mountain range and provides a unique alpine golfing experience combined with the region's natural beauty. The course welcomes golfers of all skill levels and is complemented by professional instruction and clubhouse facilities.

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