Golf Resort Karlštejn

Golf Resort Karlštejn is a 27-hole championship course located in the Czech Republic, consisting of two 18-hole layouts (courses A/B and C). The original 18 holes opened in 1993, designed by renowned Canadian architects Les Furber and Jim Eremke. The second 18-hole course was completed after three years of construction, bringing the total to 27 holes. The course is situated in a scenic setting featuring views of the medieval Karlštejn Castle, offering one of the most distinctive backdrops in European golf. As one of the most visited golf resorts in the Czech Republic, the course attracts substantial play, with over 20,000 rounds recorded in 2019 alone. The combination of international design pedigree, scenic landscape, and castle views establishes Golf Resort Karlštejn as a notable destination course in Central Europe. The facility includes a driving range, restaurant, and golf academy, supporting both casual and competitive play across its multiple layouts.