Sachs-Fenster-Trophy 2026

Event Details ⚙

Date: Saturday, 13 June 2026

Format: Individual

Scoring: Stableford

Category: Open

Entry Method: Online

The Sachs-Fenster-Trophy 2026 takes place on 13 June 2026 at Golfplatz Uttlau in the Quellness Golf Resort Bad Griesbach, Germany. This is an open individual Stableford competition with tee times from 09:00. A special guest green fee of €20 applies to all visiting players. Entries open on 13 May 2026 and close on 11 June 2026. Online registration is available via the resort website; entries can also be cancelled or amended by emailing golf-turniere@quellness-golf.com. Entrants must hold an official handicap index (Stammvorgabe) and be a member of a golf club — both are required fields on the entry form. Golf cart reservation is available at registration, subject to weather conditions on the day.

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Venue

Golfplatz Uttlau

Haarbach, Bayern, Germany

St. Wolfgang Golfplatz Uttlau is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned German golf architect Kurt Rossknecht. Located in the picturesque Bavarian countryside near the village of Uttlau, the course is nestled within a landscape of rolling hills, fields, orchards, and ponds, with views of the traditional village and its historic 400-year-old Gutshof estate. The course features two nine-hole loops that traverse a pronounced terrain, incorporating both elevated tees and greens with valley shots alongside flatter sections in the plains. The layout presents a harmonious blend of sporting challenge and playability for golfers of all abilities. Key characteristics include angled fairways, water hazards requiring precision approach shots to generously-dimensioned, undulating greens, and strategically-positioned doglegs. Notable holes include the par-3 tenth, which climbs to the course's highest point with a 150-meter shot over a valley, and the par-5 twelfth, played downward from an elevated tee to a pond-protected green. Hole 15 is an ambitious dogleg-left over a ridge leading to a sunken green, while the closing par-5 features water guarding a small green positioned toward the village. Currently closed from November 2025 through spring 2026.