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Golf-Club Pfalz

Rheinland-Pfalz 4 upcoming events

Golf-Club Pfalz is an 18-hole parkland course located in Neustadt-Geinsheim in the heart of the Pfalz region of Germany. The course underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2018-2019 by renowned international designer Greg Letsche in collaboration with Troon Golf. This unique project involved complete reconstruction of all greens, creation of numerous new bunkers, and redesign of water hazards throughout the layout. The course is characterized as a charming parkland design combining classic elements with modern golf architecture. It features scenic views of the Pfalz landscape, romantic tree-lined fairways, distinctive bunker designs, and challenging greens. The layout presents a sporting test for golfers while maintaining aesthetic appeal. The facility hosted the Final Four golf championship in 2022 and 2023, indicating its status as a competitive venue. Guest play is available on weekends, with membership options providing access to three clubs. The course includes modern training facilities featuring the Toptracer camera system, available at only nine locations across Germany. The club is member-run and welcomes both members and guests.

Golf-Club Schloss Breitenburg e.V.

Schleswig-Holstein

Golf-Club Schloss Elkofen e.V.

Bayern

Golf-Club Schloss Elkofen is an 18-hole championship course located near Grafing, in the foothills of the Bavarian Alps just outside Munich. The course is situated in a scenic alpine setting with panoramic views and is designed to blend harmoniously with the natural environment. The layout accommodates both competitive golfers and leisure players, offering a challenging yet enjoyable experience. The course features 18 holes with marked distance markers using stainless steel posts and ground plates at 100, 150, and 200 meters. Notable features include shelter huts at holes 9 and 12, a halfway house, and an underpass between greens 7 and 16 for player safety. The course is characterized by its varied terrain with penalty areas marked by yellow and red stakes, defined out-of-bounds areas, and maintained fairways. Distance markings help players navigate the layout effectively. The club hosts various tournaments throughout the year, including the International Bavarian Championship for Golfers with Disability, demonstrating its commitment to inclusive golf. The facility includes a driving range, short game practice area, putting green, and on-site restaurant, making it a comprehensive golfing destination in Upper Bavaria.

Golf-Club Sigmaringen Zollern-Alb e.V.

Baden-Württemberg 8 upcoming events

Golf-Club Sigmaringen Zollern-Alb e.V. is an 18-hole championship course located in Inzigkofen, Germany, situated in the Zollern-Alb region. The course features multiple tee options accommodating players of all skill levels, with the longest white tees measuring 6,100 meters at par 71. The course rating ranges from 58.8 to 74.7 depending on tee selection, with slope ratings between 97 and 136, indicating moderate to challenging conditions across different player categories. The facility includes a 6-hole short course for beginners and offers comprehensive golf instruction through its golf school, including beginner courses and handicap certification programs. The course is recognized as a BVGA 4-Star Superior facility and serves as a GolfPartnerClub for Baden-Württemberg and Alsace regions. It holds DGV junior development status and promotes biodiversity on the course. The club provides diverse tee options, including separate courses for men, women, and junior players, with a par 59 junior course available at 3,008 meters.

Golf-Club Spessart

Hessen 3 upcoming events

Golf-Club Spessart is an 18-hole championship course located in Bad Soden-Salmünster, Germany, situated at 500 meters elevation in the Spessart region. The course features 18 varied holes set across over 70 hectares of beautifully landscaped terrain with mature tree stands. The layout offers spectacular views toward the Vogelsberg and Feldberg mountains, creating a scenic backdrop for play. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players, with holes 9 and 18 both ending at the clubhouse, allowing for flexible 9 or 18-hole rounds. The design presents both accessible opportunities for newcomers and challenging tests for accomplished golfers. Notable for its integration into the natural landscape, the club earned Germany's first Golf and Nature gold certification in 2005. The course is complemented by an on-site restaurant, La Perla Del Golf, featuring a clubhouse terrace with panoramic sunset views. A short-hole course and driving range are also available for practice and instruction.

Golf-Club Sylt e.V.

Schleswig-Holstein

Golf-Club Sylt e.V. is Germany's northernmost golf course, located in Wenningstedt on the island of Sylt. The facility features an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole course set against the scenic Braderup Heath landscape, with views of the Kampen lighthouse and Wadden Sea. The gently modulated fairways incorporate over 60 greenside bunkers, providing varied and enjoyable play that balances challenge with accessibility. The course design, updated in 2003, creates a realistic playing environment that mirrors the actual layout during practice. The club offers comprehensive amenities including a well-equipped pro shop, one of Sylt's modern and attractive driving ranges, and the Golf Academy with platznachempfundene (course-faithful) training facilities. The clubhouse provides dining facilities and hosts an active competitive tournament schedule. The setting delivers distinctive North Sea coastal golf, combining demanding play with the distinctive natural environment of the region. Golf-Club Sylt functions as both a member-driven club and welcoming destination for visiting golfers seeking authentic links-style golf on Germany's northern coast.

Golf-Club Unna-Fröndenberg

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golf-Club Unna-Fröndenberg, founded in 1985, is located in Fröndenberg between the Sauerland and Ruhr Valley regions of North Rhine-Westphalia. The course features an 18-hole championship layout and a 9-hole short course, both meticulously maintained. With approximately 1,100 members drawn from surrounding areas including Unna, Dortmund, Hamm, and Hagen, the club has established itself as a significant regional golfing destination. The facility is characterized by its accessible, welcoming atmosphere that balances social friendliness with competitive play. The course is conveniently situated for golfers from various nearby regions. The club supports an active competitive program, including participation in the Deutsche Golf Liga and NRW Liga, along with numerous member tournaments and age-group competitions. The venue includes supporting amenities such as a driving range, restaurant facilities, and golf shop services. The club emphasizes barrier-free accessibility and maintains a reputation for hospitality toward both members and visiting golfers, positioning itself as a friendly yet sportingly ambitious golfing community in the region.

Golf-Club Wildeshauser Geest e.V.

Niedersachsen 3 upcoming events

Golf-Club Wildeshauser Geest e.V., known as //CRASH COURSE, is a 9-hole golf course located in the Wildeshauser Geest nature park in Lower Saxony, Germany. The course is set within typical heathland landscape, offering a scenic natural environment surrounded by woodland clearings. The course features mostly broad fairways that provide accessible playing conditions for beginners while challenging experienced players with long tee shots from forest corridors. The design accommodates various skill levels, with the wider fairways reducing difficulty for less experienced golfers. The course is playable year-round and includes modern amenities such as an irrigation system, mobile home parking with charging facilities, and allows leashed dogs. It operates under winter restrictions regarding cart usage and tee box availability. A practice facility and golf school with instruction programs are available. The club has recently entered a partnership with the //CRASH corporate group, reflected in updated branding throughout the facility. The course supports its heathland environment through conservation efforts, including grazing management and heather plant restoration. A brasserie on-site serves both golfers and non-golfers with indoor and terrace seating overlooking the greens.

Golf-ER Club Schwaben

Baden-Württemberg 8 upcoming events

Golf-ER Club Schwaben is a 9-hole golf course located in Hausen am Tann at the edge of the Swabian Alps (Südwestalb), established in 2005. The course spans 2.675 kilometers and is characterized by distinctive topography, beginning with uphill holes before transitioning to downhill and level sections. Nestled between the prominent Lochen-Stein massif and Plettenberg, the course is surrounded by a spruce forest with distinctive rock formations. The layout presents a moderate to challenging difficulty with varied terrain that demands strategic play from golfers of all skill levels. The course features notable environmental characteristics, including 34 bird species, seven insect hotels, and a wild bee habitat, creating a biodiverse setting. The landscape offers impressive scenic perspectives both from a sporting and natural viewpoint. The facility emphasizes a family-friendly atmosphere with amenities including a small clubhouse (Golfhäusle) offering refreshments and snacks. The course welcomes beginners through experienced golfers, offering golf instruction and regular Friday evening tournaments. Dogs on leashes are permitted on the course.

Golf-Klub Braunschweig e.V.

Niedersachsen

Golf-Klub Braunschweig e.V. is an 18-hole golf course located in Braunschweig, Germany, with a rich history dating back to 1926. The club has established itself as a significant sporting institution in the region, hosting various tournaments and maintaining competitive teams across multiple age categories. The course features 18 holes and operates with both standard and winter play configurations depending on seasonal conditions. It includes practice facilities such as a driving range, pitching, chipping, and putting greens. The club maintains modern infrastructure including irrigation systems that have undergone recent expansion phases. The course has gained recognition for hosting regional and national competitions, including German Championship events and Landesmeisterschaft tournaments. Notable achievements include successful team performances in various age categories, particularly the AK50 men's team, which has demonstrated consistent championship success. Golf-Klub Braunschweig serves as both a competitive sporting venue and a community hub, offering membership programs, junior development initiatives, tournament play, and gastronomy facilities. The club emphasizes quality course maintenance and continues infrastructure improvements to support its competitive positioning and member experience. The facility is currently celebrating its 100-year anniversary.

Golf-Kurzloch-Platz Wulfener Hals

Schleswig-Holstein

The Golfpark Fehmarn, located adjacent to the Wulfener Hals camping and holiday park on the island of Fehmarn, features an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72 and a total length of 5,840 meters. The course is situated in a unique setting that allows players to enjoy views of the Baltic Sea and the "Burger Binnensee" from every tee and green. The layout is designed to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels, with strategic planning intended to provide both enjoyment and challenge. The course offers multiple tee boxes to adjust difficulty, including white, yellow, black, blue, red, and orange tees. The white, yellow, black, and blue tees all play to a par of 72 with a Course Rating of 71.3 to 77.1 and a Slope of 127 to 136. The red tees offer a par of 67, while the orange tees reduce the par to 66. The facility is open year-round, and a generous driving range is available to all guests without a specific range fee. A notable feature of the location is the "Island Green," an island green on the course that has been known to swallow balls, adding a specific hazard to the layout. The course is described as having varied playing surfaces that meet high standards, with the design guaranteeing success for some while presenting challenges for others. The greenkeeping team maintains the course conditions throughout the year, including outside of regular tournament play. The golf complex also includes a 9-hole short course with a par of 54, operated by the Wulfener Hals facility. This short course is accessible to players without a course handicap or license, serving as a preparation ground for beginners and a practice area for those looking to improve their short game. The main 18-hole course hosts regular tournaments, with the greenkeeping team ensuring optimal conditions for these events. Dining and social facilities are integrated into the golf experience, with a restaurant and bar offering views of the 18th hole and the surrounding panorama. The location allows for golfing along the Baltic Sea coast, with the Fehmarn Sound Bridge visible in the background during sunset. The facility provides various services including club hire, instruction, and tournament organization, catering to both members and visitors.

Golf-Park Winnerod

Hessen

Golf-Park Winnerod is a 27-hole golf facility in Winnerod, Germany, designed by Michael Pinner. The course features three 9-hole loops that provide varied playing options for all skill levels. The main layout is an 18-hole championship course with winter greens, complemented by a public 9-hole short course accessible to non-members. The terrain is characterized by rolling hills with elevation changes, slopes, and challenging greens that are notably fast and difficult to read. The course is situated in a scenic landscape offering attractive views and is known for excellent course maintenance. The facility is notable for being one of few golf courses in Germany offering a public 9-hole short course, allowing non-members to experience golf without club membership. The course presents moderate to significant difficulty, with the championship course particularly challenging due to its demanding greens and topography. The facility includes a golf school with professional instruction, a pro shop with equipment rental, and a restaurant. Seasonal operations include winter closures and cart availability adjustments during winter months.

Golf-Resort Bitburger Land

Rheinland-Pfalz

Golf-Resort Bitburger Land is an 18-hole golf course located in the Eifel region of Germany, near Wißmannsdorf. The course is set in a picturesque landscape characteristic of the Eifel terrain, offering scenic views and natural surroundings. Designed to accommodate both beginners and experienced golfers, the course provides good conditions for players of all skill levels. The resort features comprehensive facilities beyond the course itself, including the Bar & Lounge "The Loft," which serves regional specialties and provides an elegant venue for events. The Golf Academy Bitburg offers instruction from experienced professionals for newcomers and players seeking to improve their game. Additional amenities include a mini-golf facility for families and upcoming luxury Fairway Lodges directly adjacent to the course, scheduled for spring 2027. The course hosts competitive team events and tournaments throughout the year. The facility emphasizes combining golf with hospitality and culinary experiences, positioning itself as a complete golf resort destination rather than a standalone course.

Golf-T-Ball

Baden-Württemberg

Golf-und-Land-Club Berlin-Wannsee

Golf- und Land-Club Berlin-Wannsee is Germany's oldest golf club, founded in 1895. Located near the Wannsee in Berlin, the club features an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole course nestled among mature trees in an idyllic setting. The courses present sporting challenges for all skill levels within a landscape characterized by extensive old tree stock and proximity to the Wannsee. The club emphasizes environmental stewardship, achieving Gold certification under the "Golf & Natur" program in May 2023, reflecting decades of commitment to sustainability and biodiversity. The facilities serve as habitats for protected fauna and flora. Beyond the courses themselves, Golf- und Land-Club Berlin-Wannsee maintains an active competitive program, fielding men's and women's teams in the first Bundesliga, while also promoting grassroots sport and youth development through talent identification and training programs. The club functions as a multi-generational community hub, offering both sporting challenges and social activities within a natural setting that provides respite from the urban environment.

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Pirkanmaa

Golf4U

Alberta

GOLF5 Country Sunny Field

茨城県

Located in Hitachi-Omiya, Ibaraki Prefecture, GOLF5 Country Sunny Field is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course spanning 7,148 yards. The layout is characterized by a flat terrain that emphasizes strategic play and aesthetic design. The course features an American-style configuration, incorporating fairways and ponds with minimal elevation changes to create a distinct playing environment. The course was designed by Jack Nicklaus, with Pete and Perry Dyke credited in the design details. The layout includes 57 grass bunkers covering 16,260 square meters and 71 sand bunkers covering 11,800 square meters. These elements are strategically placed throughout the course to enhance the American-style atmosphere and challenge the golfer's accuracy. GOLF5 Country Sunny Field has hosted significant professional events, including the 2019 Golf5 Ladies Professional Tournament and the Men's Third Qualifying Tournament. The course serves as a key venue for the Golf5 Ladies tour, with its sister course, Golf5 Country Mizunami, also hosting the 31st Golf5 Ladies Professional Tournament. The facility offers a driving range with 20 covered bays extending 300 yards, a bunker practice area, an approach practice ground, and a putting green that meet JGTO tournament standards.

Golfanlage Alpenseehof

Bayern

Golfanlage Alpenseehof is a 9-hole golf course located in Nesselwang in the Allgäu region of Bavaria, Germany. Situated within the Attlesee landscape and nature conservation area, the course is set in the picturesque foothills of the Alps. The facility features a 9-hole course alongside comprehensive practice amenities including a driving range, an 18-hole stepped putting green, pitch and chip areas with bunkers, and practice facilities. The course is family-operated and caters to golfers of all levels, offering golf instruction through its golf school, including beginner courses and coaching programs. The facility includes a small clubhouse restaurant called "GreenVieh-Alp" and a pro shop. The course operates seasonally, with winter closures, and welcomes both members and guests via green fee arrangements. The setting provides scenic Alpine foothills views characteristic of the Allgäu landscape.