Golfplatz Seefeld-Wildmoos

Golfplatz Seefeld-Wildmoos is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Donald Harradine in 1969. Located at nearly 1,300 meters elevation in the Austrian Alps near Telfs, Tyrol, the course is set within challenging alpine terrain with commanding views of the Karwendel and Wetterstein mountain ranges.

The layout is characterized by its strategic use of sparse bunkering on fairways and demanding greens that maintain excellent quality despite the high altitude. The course is recognized for its difficulty, requiring skilled play across varied topography. Hole 9 is designated as the signature hole, offering memorable vistas of the surrounding peaks.

The course is a member of The Leading Golf Courses, reflecting its status among premium European facilities. Fairways and greens showcase top-quality maintenance standards. The course features practice facilities including a driving range and short-game area, complemented by professional instruction from three PGA professionals. An on-site restaurant with a sun terrace overlooks the course, and the facility accommodates dogs while maintaining its natural alpine character.