Golfplatz Uttlau

St. Wolfgang Golfplatz Uttlau is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned German golf architect Kurt Rossknecht. Located in the picturesque Bavarian countryside near the village of Uttlau, the course is nestled within a landscape of rolling hills, fields, orchards, and ponds, with views of the traditional village and its historic 400-year-old Gutshof estate.

The course features two nine-hole loops that traverse a pronounced terrain, incorporating both elevated tees and greens with valley shots alongside flatter sections in the plains. The layout presents a harmonious blend of sporting challenge and playability for golfers of all abilities. Key characteristics include angled fairways, water hazards requiring precision approach shots to generously-dimensioned, undulating greens, and strategically-positioned doglegs.

Notable holes include the par-3 tenth, which climbs to the course's highest point with a 150-meter shot over a valley, and the par-5 twelfth, played downward from an elevated tee to a pond-protected green. Hole 15 is an ambitious dogleg-left over a ridge leading to a sunken green, while the closing par-5 features water guarding a small green positioned toward the village.

Currently closed from November 2025 through spring 2026.