Bayern, Germany
Golfpark Schloßgut Lenzfried is a 9-hole golf course located in the Lenzfried district of Kempten in the Allgäu region of Bavaria, Germany. The course combines proximity to the city center with spectacular views of the Allgäu Alps and surrounding natural landscape. The nine varied holes feature modeled greens that integrate harmoniously into the terrain, offering both recreational value and challenging play described as "tricky."
The course is situated at approximately 750 meters elevation with panoramic alpine views spanning nearly 360 degrees. Facilities include a driving range with 25 tee positions (6 covered), putting and chipping greens, and a pitching area with practice bunker. The Golfakademie Allgäu operates on-site, directed by PGA professionals Andy Riss and Ralf Schwarz, offering beginner courses, private instruction, club fitting with launch monitor technology, and group training programs.
The clubhouse features a bistro with sun terrace and beer garden serving as a halfway station or social gathering point. The course hosts tournaments including the Betzigau Open and VIVAT-Cup, and recently invested in an automatic irrigation system for sustainability. The course welcomes both members and guests seeking golf in a natural, centrally-located setting.
