Somabay World Cup

UGolf d'Ammerschwihr

Grand Est, France

UGolf d'Ammerschwihr is an 18-hole golf course located in Alsace, France, situated in the heart of the Wine Route near Colmar and Strasbourg. Designed by Robert Berthet and constructed in 1990, the course features a par 70 layout spanning 5,207 meters through a hilly terrain characterized by vineyards and forests. The course presents varied playing situations suitable for both beginners and experienced golfers, with its undulating landscape providing distinctive character throughout. The facility includes a 25-position practice range with four covered stations and a 9-hole pitch and putt course (par 27) with distances ranging from 44 to 90 meters, offering technical play with diverse obstacles including rough, water hazards, bunkers, and forest boundaries. UGolf d'Ammerschwihr is recognized for its environmental commitment, holding the "Commune Nature" label and featuring significant biodiversity. The course hosts 33 bird species and serves as a regional reproduction site for common toads and red frogs. Ecological features include Canadian passages to manage wildlife access, bird nesting accommodations, and ecological corridors that enhance biodiversity throughout the property.