Golfclub Eifel

Golf-Club Eifel is a 72-par championship course set across 70 hectares in the Vulkaneifel region of Germany, situated between the volcanic Eifel landscape and the Nürburgring racing circuit. The course features a distinctive natural design with mature tree stands, multiple ponds, and biotopes that create varied playing conditions throughout the 18 holes. A notable characteristic is an impressive fallow deer enclosure that serves as a course hazard, along with individually manicured fairways featuring checkered mowing patterns.

The setting is rich with wildlife, including rare species and the course's emblem bird, the kite. The terrain offers a challenging yet accessible experience for both skilled and beginner golfers. The layout incorporates natural features throughout, emphasizing the integration of the course within its landscape.

Facilities include two putting greens, multiple bunkers, a comprehensive driving range with covered bays, and an indoor scope center for practice. The clubhouse features a restaurant with terrace overlooking holes 10 and 18, welcoming both members and guests in a welcoming atmosphere designed to accommodate golfers of all levels.