Hamburger Land und Golfclub Hittfeld

Hamburger Land- und Golfclub Hittfeld is a prestigious championship golf course located south of Hamburg, Germany. Founded in 1957 following Anglo-Saxon traditions, the course features a distinctive parkland layout set within gently rolling end-moraine terrain. The design is characterized by mature tree stands and panoramic views throughout the course.

The course underwent a significant redesign in 2004-2005 by renowned architect David Krause, transforming the historic Morrison course into a championship-level layout. Golf professionals recognize it as one of Germany's must-play courses. The facility accommodates golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to competitive players, offering both challenging play and a relaxing atmosphere.

Beyond golf, the club provides comprehensive recreational facilities including swimming, tennis, and ice stock shooting. The training infrastructure is particularly notable, featuring one of Northern Germany's finest driving ranges with multiple target greens, covered bays on three levels, and Trackman technology for indoor swing analysis and simulation training. A dedicated short-game practice area complements the facility's instructional offerings, making HLGC Hittfeld a complete golfing destination.