Penninger Nightlight

Event Details ⚙

Date: Friday, 05 June 2026

Format: Team

Scoring: Other

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €47.00

Handicap Limit: 36.0

Entry Method: Online

The Penninger Nightlight takes place on Friday, 5 June 2026, at the Beckenbauer Golf Course within the Quellness Golf Resort Bad Griesbach in Bad Griesbach i.Rottal, Germany. This is a 9-hole, 4-person scramble format (not handicap-relevant). Play begins with a shared meal from 20:00, with a cannon start at approximately 22:00. The event is open to all; a maximum of 48 players may enter. Teams of four may enter together, or individuals may register and be grouped by the organisers. Players with a course value (CV) of 37–54 are eligible but will be scored as if playing off handicap –36. Entry deadline is Monday, 1 June 2026 at 18:00. Entry fee includes a shared meal before the tournament and 2 night-light balls per participant. Golf carts may be reserved up to the entry deadline; reservations after the deadline are subject to availability. Withdrawal after the entry deadline obliges payment of the entry fee and green fee. The prize presentation takes place immediately after the competition at Golfhof Penning. Play is governed by the official rules of golf (including amateur status) of the DGV/BGV and the World Handicap System.

Prizes

1st and 2nd place team netto prizes awarded.

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Venue

Golfplatz Lederbach - Quellness Golf Resort Bad Griesbach

Bad Griesbach i.Rottal, Bayern, Germany

Golfplatz Lederbach, designed by Kurt Rossknecht, is an 18-hole course that distinguishes itself through its distinctive alpine-style terrain. Located within Quellness Golf Resort Bad Griesbach, the course features steep elevation changes, significant height variations, and challenging slopes that demand both skill and stamina from players. The layout includes numerous uphill and downhill sections with pronounced ridges and sideslopes. The course is notable for its panoramic views across the Rottal region, extending to the Bavarian Forest, Bad Griesbach, and the Alps on clear days. A signature challenge is the infamous "Herzschlaghügel" (heart attack hill) at hole 9, a Par 4 where the final 150 meters from fairway to green feature a 48-percent gradient, making it one of Germany's ten most difficult holes. Hole 17, a lengthy uphill Par 5, presents another significant test. Walking players require considerable endurance, though the resort maintains over 120 electric golf carts—Germany's largest fleet—primarily stationed at Lederbach. A popular clubhouse between the first tee and eighteenth green adds to the course's appeal. Dogs on leashes are permitted on the course.