Golfclub Schaumburg

Golfclub Schaumburg is an 18-hole golf course located in Obernkirchen, Germany, positioned above the historic mining town in the Schaumburg region. The course is set on the Bückeberge hills, built on the site of a former coal mining operation that ceased in 1960. The layout features natural, mature tree specimens throughout and offers spectacular panoramic views across the Weser and Wiehengebirge mountains, including views of Porta Westfalica and the characteristic silhouette of Obernkirchen visible from multiple holes.

The course is designed as a welcoming challenge suitable for golfers of all skill levels, balancing relaxation with competitive play. Its setting emphasizes tranquility, with routing away from busy roads. The facility includes a driving range, pitching and putting greens, electric carts, and trolley rentals. The clubhouse, styled in traditional country manor aesthetics, offers dining facilities including a restaurant and sunny terrace. The course established itself in the community through a unique membership patron system designed to integrate new players into club life.