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Golfclub Driene

Overijssel

Golfclub Driene is a 9-hole golf course located in Twente, Netherlands, situated between Enschede and Hengelo in a wooded, characterful setting. Established in 1927, it ranks among the oldest and most historically significant golf courses in the Netherlands. The course is set within a forested landscape that provides a distinctive and atmospheric playing environment. The layout comprises 9 holes with a par of 26, making it one of the most notable 9-hole courses in the country. The course is situated on an exceptional location featuring natural terrain and wooded surroundings that define its character. The setting combines historical heritage with natural beauty, offering golfers an experience rooted in traditional Dutch golf culture. Golfclub Driene serves both members and visiting guests, maintaining its appeal through quality course conditions and professional instruction. The facility includes a driving range and short-game practice area, supporting player development through structured coaching using the SmartGolf instructional methodology. The course operates seasonally with winter greens activated during colder months, accommodating year-round play for members and green fee players.

Golfclub Düren e.V.

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Düren e.V. is an 18-hole parkland course founded in 1975, located on the outskirts of Düren, Germany, positioned between Aachen and Cologne. The course features a distinctive landscape characterized by centuries-old oak trees, generously laid-out fairways, ponds, and open views toward the nearby Voreifel region. The course presents a challenging yet fair layout suitable for both experienced golfers and beginners. Its design incorporates water hazards and natural terrain features that create strategic interest throughout the round. The parkland setting with mature trees provides an aesthetically pleasing environment while adding difficulty through narrow corridors and natural obstacles. The course accommodates golfers of varying skill levels, offering a genuine test for accomplished players while remaining accessible to those new to the game. The combination of classical parkland design elements and contemporary course management creates a balanced playing experience across the 18 holes.

Golfclub Eifel

Rheinland-Pfalz

Golf-Club Eifel is a 72-par championship course set across 70 hectares in the Vulkaneifel region of Germany, situated between the volcanic Eifel landscape and the Nürburgring racing circuit. The course features a distinctive natural design with mature tree stands, multiple ponds, and biotopes that create varied playing conditions throughout the 18 holes. A notable characteristic is an impressive fallow deer enclosure that serves as a course hazard, along with individually manicured fairways featuring checkered mowing patterns. The setting is rich with wildlife, including rare species and the course's emblem bird, the kite. The terrain offers a challenging yet accessible experience for both skilled and beginner golfers. The layout incorporates natural features throughout, emphasizing the integration of the course within its landscape. Facilities include two putting greens, multiple bunkers, a comprehensive driving range with covered bays, and an indoor scope center for practice. The clubhouse features a restaurant with terrace overlooking holes 10 and 18, welcoming both members and guests in a welcoming atmosphere designed to accommodate golfers of all levels.

Golfclub Emmeloord

Flevoland

Golfclub Emmeloord is a links-style golf course located in the Noordoostpolder region of the Netherlands. The club features two courses: an 18-hole PAR-72 course (originally PAR-74) consisting of two 9-hole loops, and a dedicated PAR-3 course. The main course opened in September 2009, with the PAR-3 course established in 2004. The course's defining characteristic is its unique topography for the otherwise flat Noordoostpolder landscape, with elevation changes up to 17 meters created by incorporating six holes on a terp (traditional dwelling mound). This distinctive elevation variation distinguishes it as the highest links course below sea level in the region. The layout received modifications in 2019 with the addition of extra tee positions. The course accommodates various skill levels and hosts regular competitions including NGF team events and matchplay tournaments. The club provides golf instruction through its golf school, offers guest play opportunities, and maintains active junior and hospitality programs.

Golfclub Emstal e.V.

Niedersachsen

Golfclub Emstal e.V. is an 18-hole golf course located in Lingen, Germany, founded in 1977. The club was established by golf enthusiasts who relocated to the area and sought to develop a golf facility where none existed in the surrounding region. The course is situated in a natural setting that emphasizes harmony between golf and nature, offering players an environment characterized by fresh air and peaceful surroundings. The club provides facilities including a driving range and practice areas for pitching and putting. The course features both competitive and recreational play opportunities, with organized tournaments and a structured handicap system through the German Golf Association (DGV). Golfclub Emstal e.V. offers instruction through its golf academy, catering to beginners and experienced players alike. The facility includes clubhouse amenities and on-site gastronomy services, providing dining and refreshment options for members and guests. The club maintains an active membership structure and hosts regular tournaments and club championships throughout the year.

Golfclub Engelberg-Titlis

Obwalden

Golfclub Engelberg-Titlis is an 18-hole golf course located in Engelberg, Switzerland, set against a distinctive alpine mountain panorama. The course offers a unique combination of sporting challenge and natural landscape, appealing to golfers of all handicap levels. The setting provides breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and terrain, creating an exceptional backdrop for play. The course features a driving range, short game practice area, and putting green. A disc golf course is also available on the property. The club hosts regular tournaments throughout the season, including club championships, interclub competitions, and charity events. Notable annual tournaments include the Chäs-Teilet Golf Trophy and the Season Eclectic competition. The facility includes the Golf Stubli restaurant for dining. The club maintains organized programs for different player categories, including ladies', seniors', and junior divisions. The course typically closes during winter months (approximately mid-April closure period). Guest play is actively encouraged, with the club aiming to welcome visitors as regular members.

Golfclub Entfelden

Aargau

Golfclub Erding-Grünbach e. V.

Bayern

Golfclub Erding-Grünbach is an 18-hole championship course set within a 70-hectare parkland landscape near Erding, Bavaria. The Par 72 course features a diverse design characterized by numerous forests and a balanced mix of flat and hilly holes that create varied playing conditions. The facility also includes a 3-hole short course for beginners and intermediate players, along with well-maintained practice facilities. The course is distinguished by its idyllic natural setting and commitment to environmental stewardship. It holds DGV Golf & Natur Gold Certification, reflecting its dedication to sustainable practices and wildlife protection. The club actively manages ecological features, including a pond complex along the 8th hole that supports local biodiversity. Golfclub Erding-Grünbach maintains an active tournament schedule and serves competitive golfers through Bavarian Golf League participation. The club emphasizes youth development through organized junior programs and training groups. A clubhouse restaurant provides dining facilities for members and guests. The course welcomes guest players through green fee arrangements and offers instruction through qualified golf professionals and academy programs.

Golfclub Erftaue

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Erlen

Thurgau

Golfclub Erlen is located in the idyllic Thurgau region of Switzerland, situated within a gently rolling fruit-growing landscape. The course features 13 playing holes that operate year-round with winter greens during frost and snow conditions. The setting emphasizes leisure and relaxation, offering a high recreational value in a pastoral environment characterized by rolling terrain and orchards. The club maintains a professional infrastructure including a Pro Shop, golf academy with qualified instructors, and driving range. Golfclub Erlen hosts regular tournaments and social events throughout the season, with organized sections for seniors, ladies, and men's play. The course operates with established protocols for play, documented in their Course & Rules guidelines and Birdie Book. A club restaurant, recently renovated as "golf & gnuss," provides dining facilities for members and guests. The facility emphasizes community engagement and competitive play through its tournament calendar and match play series.

Golfclub Escheburg

Schleswig-Holstein 1 upcoming event

Golf-Club Escheburg is located just outside Hamburg and features both an 18-hole and 6-hole golf course, along with a training center. The club has developed into an active golf community with nearly 900 members over its more than 25-year history. The facility offers diverse course layouts that cater to golfers of varying skill levels, complemented by an inviting restaurant and welcoming atmosphere. The club is a member of Golf-Allianz-Nord, providing members with complimentary green fee access to partner courses within the alliance. Escheburg hosts various tournaments throughout the year, including team competitions and club championships, with notable events such as the Ryder Cup. The club offers comprehensive golf instruction through certified professionals including Mark Watkinson and Mauricio Springstübe-Ammon, plus beginner courses and club membership options for aspiring golfers. The facility emphasizes both competitive play and recreational enjoyment of the sport.

Golfclub Eschenrod

Hessen

Golfclub Essen-Heidhausen e. V.

Nordrhein-Westfalen

GolfClub Euregio

Niedersachsen

Golfclub Flevoland

Flevoland

Golfclub Flevoland is a 12-hole golf course located in Lelystad, positioned 3.5 meters below sea level directly behind the IJsselmeer dike. The course offers flexible playing options, allowing rounds of 9, 12, or 18 holes. Situated between the Oostelijk Flevoland dike and the Zuigerplasbos forest, the course features well-maintained fairways and notably fair, fast greens that present a challenging test of golf. Founded in March 1979, Golfclub Flevoland was the first golf club established in the Flevoland region, though its development faced significant obstacles. Initial plans for an 18-hole course in 1973 were abandoned due to railway construction plans, and later attempts in 1978 were halted when the local government opposed the project. Despite these setbacks, dedicated pioneers persisted in establishing the club, which eventually developed into its current 12-hole configuration.

Golfclub Fontana

Niederösterreich

Golfclub Fränkische Schweiz

Bayern

Golfclub Fränkische Schweiz is located in Kanndorf, near Ebermannstadt, nestled in the scenic landscape of the Franconian Switzerland region. The course features an 18-hole layout complemented by a 6-hole course, along with a driving range and practice area. Set in a picturesque natural setting characterized by bird songs and natural tranquility, the course offers well-maintained greens and fairways. The club provides instruction through its golf professional, Salvatore Romano, on the spacious practice facilities to help golfers achieve DGV course proficiency. The facility caters to both members and guests, offering tournament play and various competitive formats throughout the season. Gastronomy services are available during the main season from April through October, with extended hours on weekends.

Golfclub Friedberg / H e.V.

Hessen

Golfclub Friedberg/H e.V. is located in the Wetterau region, approximately 20 kilometers from Frankfurt am Main, at the Golfpark am Löwenhof in Friedberg. The course features two challenging layouts set in a scenic landscape offering views of Frankfurt's skyline. The setting is characterized by picturesque natural surroundings, with the club's tagline referencing cherry blossoms in the area. The club maintains an active competitive structure with regular tournaments across various categories including men's, women's, seniors (AK50/AK65), and junior golf programs. The facility supports organized golf instruction through its golf school and hosts seasonal youth camps. The course operates within a vibrant club community that emphasizes both competitive play and social engagement, with active youth development initiatives. Tournament schedules and course conditions are managed through the operator's booking system, PC CADDIE, which handles tee time reservations and provides current playability information.

Golfclub Frühling

Niederösterreich

Golfclub Frühling is a 36-hole golf facility located approximately 20 kilometers southeast of Vienna, Austria. The complex spans nearly 100 hectares and comprises three distinct courses designed to accommodate players of all skill levels. The DayCourse features 18 holes with a par of 73, offering diverse hazards and varied playing conditions. The LakeCourse comprises 9 holes at par 37 and is characterized by water hazards, island greens, and strategically positioned grass mounds, creating a challenging championship-caliber layout. The NightCourse provides 9 holes at par 30, designed for beginners and shorter rounds, featuring floodlighting that extends playable hours until 21:00 on holes 7-9 under suitable weather conditions. The facility sits in a landscape setting that provides visual variety and naturally integrated obstacles. Beyond the playing courses, the club offers an extensive practice facility including a driving range, putting green, and chipping area, along with a golf school providing instruction from beginner to advanced levels. The club operates year-round, weather permitting, and hosts regular club championships and tournaments. Both membership and guest play options are available, with flexible membership categories accommodating different player types and frequency preferences.

Golfclub Gaasterland

Fryslân

Golfclub Gaasterland is a 9-hole natural golf course located in Zuidwest Friesland, designed by course architect Alan Rijks. The course measures 2,800 meters and features six par-3 holes, offering a compact layout suitable for players of various skill levels. Set within a protected natural area spanning 43 hectares, the course provides a unique integration of golf and nature conservation. As the first course in Europe to achieve the Green Label certification with a GEO certificate, Golfclub Gaasterland emphasizes environmental sustainability. Players can enjoy distinctive flora, bird species, and wildlife throughout their round. The course offers practice facilities including a putting green and driving range. Facilities include a clubhouse with restaurant and bar services, golf instruction through Golfschool Rob Oosting, and equipment rentals including trolleys and handicarts. The course hosts NGF competitions and maintains an active tournament calendar. Winter play utilizes temporary tees until March.