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Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 31 October 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €50.00

Entry Method: Online

Sign-ups close: 24 Oct 2026


Halloween night tournament at Golf-Club Hohenstaufen, played as an individual strokeplay (maximum score) over 9 holes. Welcome at 17:30, shotgun start from tee 1 at 18:00; players are asked to bring a torch. The competition is not handicap-relevant and is played under the official DGV rules and the club's local rules using the EGA handicap system. Open to all active members of GC Hohenstaufen and to visiting guests who hold a recognised home club. Field size is between 20 and 40 players; if entries exceed the limit, the earlier entry date and then the lower course handicap decide. Prizes: 1st gross (men and women combined), 1st-2nd net A, 1st-2nd net B. Entry closes Saturday 24 October 2026 at 12:00; entries can be made via the BRS Mobile App, golf.de, by phone, by email, or on the paper entry list in the clubhouse. Entry fee is 50 EUR for guests (green fee included), 25 EUR for members, and 15 EUR for players up to 21 years; the fee is not refunded if an entrant does not play. A communal dinner from around 20:30 and the prize-giving follow the round, with the dinner included in the entry fee and drinks at the player's own cost. Marshals: Oliver Heer, Kerstin Heer, Dominik Suhm.


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Venue

Golfclub Hohenstaufen

Baden-Württemberg, Germany

The Golfclub Hohenstaufen is a parkland-style 18-hole course located in Donzdorf, Baden-Württemberg, situated on the Swabian Alb under the Ramsberg. The layout is characterized by expansive deciduous trees and tall conifers that provide shade and shelter, set amidst orchard meadows and mixed forests. The course has evolved over more than 60 years, beginning with a 9-hole layout on a former US Army airfield in 1959 before moving to its current location. The 18-hole facility was officially completed in 1999, following a decision to expand made in 1985. The course is designed to challenge players through varied terrain and technical demands. A notable feature is the 15th hole, which incorporates a technical water hazard. The layout is integrated into the natural landscape, offering views of the Swabian Alb mountain range. The club emphasizes a fair but ambitious playing experience, with the course design reflecting the history of the Hohenstaufen dynasty, whose legacy is documented across the 18 holes. The club has a rich history dating back to its founding in 1959. It initially operated on a 9-hole course within the Cook Barracks airfield before establishing its own grounds. The first 9-hole layout at the current site opened in 1977, with the clubhouse following in 1978. The expansion to 18 holes took 15 years to realize, culminating in the full course opening in 1999. The club continues to host various tournaments and events, maintaining a strong presence in the regional golf community.