Golfplatz Eichenheim Kitzbühel-Aurach

Golfplatz Eichenheim Kitzbühel-Aurach is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Kyle Phillips, built in 2000. The course measures 6,092 meters with a par of 71, offering a challenging layout suitable for golfers of all levels.

Located in the picturesque Kitzbüheler Alps, the course features a distinctive alpine setting characterized by steep rock faces, natural streams, dense deciduous forests, and long par holes that create a unique golfing atmosphere. The terrain takes full advantage of the mountainous landscape, providing scenic views throughout the round.

The course presents moderate to challenging difficulty, with its length and natural obstacles requiring strategic play. Key features include the integration of natural water features and forest elements that define the playing experience.

Beyond the course itself, the facility offers comprehensive amenities including the Gasthaus Eichenheim restaurant with a sun terrace, a wine bar, a pro shop, and the Grand Alpin Spa at the adjacent Grand Tirolia Hotel. The course regularly hosts open tournaments and can accommodate private tournament events.