Mittelrheinischer Golf Club Bad Ems ☆ Follow

The Mittelrheinischer Golf Club Bad Ems is an 18-hole facility located in Bad Ems, Germany, established in 1928. The course is situated in the Rhineland region, positioned quietly and secluded amidst the landscape. The layout is designed to blend with the natural surroundings, framed by old tree stands and adapted generously to the terrain. The setting offers panoramic views of the Rhineland low mountain range, including the Hunsrück, Eifel, and Westerwald regions. The club is integrated with the historic Gasthof Denzerheide, a former manor house of the Denzerheide domain located on the heights above the Rhine and Lahn rivers. The grounds feature a park-like atmosphere that combines the golf course with the restaurant and hotel facilities. The course has an excellent reputation for sporting challenge. In recent years, numerous holes have undergone modernization to maintain this standard. As of January 2025, redesign measures are ongoing across the facility. While all holes remain playable, holes 13 through 17 are currently utilizing temporary "special greens" during this construction period. The club maintains a tradition of hosting both professional and amateur golfers of all ages. It offers various practice areas, including a driving range, putting greens, and a chipping green. The facility caters to members and guests alike, with specific provisions for group reservations and green fee bookings.