Golf Sokolov

Golf Sokolov is an 18-hole championship golf course with a par of 72, located in the Czech Republic at an elevation of 430 meters. Designed by architect Christoph Städler of German firm Städler Golf Courses, the course was built on the site of a former brown coal mine (Silvestr) and underwent landscape transformation between 2002-2004, with its formal opening in September 2006.

The course features a distinctive cascading layout with total green area of 13,793 square meters, including fairways. With a total elevation change of 42 meters, the course offers varied topography and hole diversity that contributes to its ranking among the premier golf courses in the Czech Republic. The terrain provides interesting and challenging play across its design.

Golf Sokolov is conveniently positioned for access from three spa towns: Mariánské Lázně, Karlovy Vary, and Františkovy Lázně. The facility includes an on-site hotel, restaurant, golf academy, and hosts both club tournaments and open competitions throughout the year.