Klaus-Conrad-Allee
Luhe-Wildenau, Bayern, Germany
Golfclub Schwanhof is a championship golf course designed by Reinhold Weishaupt and Jerry Pate, located in Luhe-Wildenau in the Oberpfalz region of Germany. The course offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside, with the 16th hole providing particularly scenic vistas from the clubhouse terrace.
The course is recognized as one of The Leading Golf Clubs of Germany and has been designated a "Blühender Golfplatz" (Blooming Golf Course) for its environmental initiatives and biodiversity efforts. The facility demonstrates commitment to sustainability through various conservation programs, including insect hotels and nest boxes.
Beyond the championship course, Schwanhof offers comprehensive facilities including a golf school with professional instruction, a restaurant serving regional specialties, and a pro shop. The club hosts numerous tournaments throughout the year, from club championships to themed events like the Ladies Schwanencup and Senior Days. The facility is conveniently located near Weiden, just three minutes from the A93 highway, making it accessible from Regensburg, Amberg, and Schwandorf.
