Golfclub Swarco Amstetten-Ferschnitz

Golfclub Mostviertel Amstetten-Ferschnitz is an 18-hole championship course located in the heart of the Mostviertel region of Austria. Designed by François Bouchard, a protégé of Jack Nicklaus, the course combines masterful architecture with the natural beauty of the landscape. Established in 1989, the course is set amid gently rolling hills with views of the Ötscher mountain and surrounded by thousands of traditional cider apple trees that characterize the region.

The layout features varied and engaging holes throughout its 18-hole layout, with particular scenic merit from its positioning within the Mostviertel's distinctive terrain. The course is well-maintained and offers a blend of challenging play and natural beauty. Notable amenities include a halfway lounge overlooking the 9th green, modern practice facilities including a driving range, chipping green, putting green, and practice bunker. The course hosts numerous tournaments throughout the season and features a historic clubhouse combined with contemporary hospitality facilities, including regional cuisine and event spaces. The setting emphasizes integration with the natural landscape and local Mostviertel culture.