Green Eagle Golf Courses

Green Eagle Golf Courses is a 186-hectare facility located near Hamburg, Germany, offering three championship-caliber courses designed by founder Michael Blesch. The Nord Course is an 18-hole championship layout that has hosted the European Open on the DP World Tour since 2017 and the Ladies European Tour's AMUNDI GERMAN MASTERS since 2025. The newly renovated Süd West Course is an 18-hole design for golfers of all abilities, while the Par 3 Course provides six public holes for beginners. The facility features THE RANGE, a 350-meter driving range with a 160-meter teeline, covered bays, and practice greens designed like complete holes with bunkers and water features. The courses are built on heathland terrain with sandy, well-draining soil allowing year-round play. Characteristic features include natural amphitheaters, heathland areas, birch trees, and strategically placed water hazards. A future West Course is planned for completion in 2025, with ambitions to host the 2035 Ryder Cup. The club accommodates over 1,200 members and welcomes public green fee players from around the world.