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Golf Club Föhrenwald is a classic 18-hole parkland championship course established in 1968, located in Lanzenkirchen, Austria. The course is set within dense pine forests and gentle rolling landscape, offering a scenic and traditional golf experience. As a Leading Golf Course, it provides a full championship layout with generous practice facilities.

The course record stands at 64 strokes (-8), indicating a challenging but fair layout. Föhrenwald is characterized by its historic charm and classical parkland design, featuring tree-lined fairways and natural terrain. The facility hosts an on-site restaurant called "The Mulligan," which overlooks the course and offers dining options for members and guests.

The club operates as part of Golfarea 36, a partnership with the modern GC Linsberg. Together, the clubs host over 150 tournaments annually and serve approximately 1,200 members. Föhrenwald accommodates active team competitions across all levels and maintains a strong junior development program. The club will host the 2026 European Mid-Amateur Team Championship, reflecting its status as a notable tournament venue in the region.