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Golfclub Mönchengladbach-Wanlo

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Mönchengladbach-Wanlo is an 18-hole golf course located in Mönchengladbach, Germany, situated on the Mönchengladbach golf sports facility. The club is housed within the historic grounds of Rittergut Wildenrath, an old manor that provides a representative and welcoming setting. The clubhouse features a well-stocked pro-shop and restaurant with a rustic atmosphere accommodating small groups and individual players. An outdoor terrace seats up to 100 people and hosts tournaments and prize ceremonies. The facility includes an adjacent barn-style building with capacity for 300 people for larger club events. The course offers individual holes numbered 1 through 18, with detailed hole information available. Training is available starting at €25 per hour, and the club hosts regular tournaments and camps. As a member of the German Golf Association (Deutscher Golfverband), the club emphasizes a familial atmosphere and hospitality for all visitors and members.

Golfclub Montafon

Vorarlberg

Golfclub Montafon is a 9-hole golf course located in Tschagguns, Vorarlberg, Austria, positioned on the banks of the Ill River in a peaceful setting surrounded by mature trees. As Vorarlberg's first golf course, it has been operating since 1989 and has developed into a well-regarded facility. The course features naturally maintained fairways that blend with the alpine landscape, offering scenic mountain views characteristic of the region. The layout is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. The peaceful location and natural terrain create an engaging playing experience. The facility includes supporting amenities such as a driving range with complimentary range fees, a restaurant called Vroni's Küche, and a pro shop. The club regularly hosts tournaments and maintains an active membership program with various partnership arrangements available for visiting golfers.

Golfclub Montfort Rankweil

Vorarlberg

Golfclub Montfort Rankweil is an 18-hole golf course located in the heart of the Vorarlberg Rhine Valley near Rankweil, Austria. Situated on the edge of the "Rankweiler Weitried" plain, the course benefits from excellent accessibility due to its convenient traffic location. The course offers a scenic setting surrounded by the impressive landscape of the Vorarlberg Rhine Valley, providing a combination of sport, nature, and hospitality. The well-maintained 18-hole layout caters to both experienced golfers and beginners seeking to discover the sport. The course features a driving range with practice facilities including mats, playing areas, and artificial green. The club emphasizes enjoyment of the game and a welcoming club culture. Amenities include a comfortable club restaurant and sun terrace with views of the course. The facility also offers golf instruction through its golf school, with programs for beginners and skill development. Golf carts are not permitted on the course. The club hosts various tournaments and competitions throughout the year and maintains active ladies, men's, senior, and junior teams.

Golfclub Morsum auf Sylt

Schleswig-Holstein

Golfclub Mudau e.V.

Baden-Württemberg

Golfclub Mülheim an der Ruhr Raffelberg

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Mülheim an der Ruhr Raffelberg is an 18-hole golf course located in Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany, welcoming golfers of all skill levels from beginners to experienced players. The course features a distinctive atmosphere enhanced by modern technology. The facility includes a state-of-the-art driving range equipped with Toptracer technology and floodlighting, allowing players to practice and improve their game in an engaging environment with gamification options. The course accommodates beginners through comprehensive instruction programs including introductory courses, course proficiency training, and rookie courses for advancing golfers. After play, the Nice Dining restaurant offers seasonal cuisine combining regional German and authentic Thai cooking. The Sky Golf Bar provides entertainment with live sports broadcasts. The club emphasizes accessibility and enjoyment, positioning itself as suitable for every handicap level, making golf approachable whether players wish to learn formally or simply practice without course certification.

Golfclub München Eichenried

Bayern

Golfclub München Eichenried is a leading golf club located in Munich's north, situated in the Eichenried area. The facility comprises a comprehensive 27-hole championship course along with a 6-hole short course, offering a total of 34 holes for play. The club features extensive practice facilities including a Toptracer Range and multiple training areas. The course is set within a natural landscape that emphasizes golf and nature conservation principles, with the club maintaining strong environmental stewardship practices on its grounds. Beyond the golf courses, the facility includes a clubhouse with restaurant services and accommodates modern amenities such as electric vehicle charging stations. Eichenried has established itself as a competitive venue, notably hosting the BMW International Open, a significant professional tournament. The club supports a strong competitive structure with tournament and event programming throughout the year, alongside comprehensive youth development programs and golf instruction through its golf academy. The facility serves both competitive golfers and those seeking recreational play, with membership options tailored to different player types and experience levels.

Golfclub München-Riedhof

Bayern

Golfclub München-West Odelzhausen

Bayern

Golfclub München-West Odelzhausen is an 18-hole championship course established in 1988, situated on 84 hectares of parkland near Odelzhausen. The course features thoughtfully designed layout with a distinctive star-shaped arrangement, allowing players to complete their rounds at various points depending on desired playing time before returning to the clubhouse. This design flexibility accommodates players of all ages and skill levels. The terrain is characterized as pleasant and accessible, with well-maintained fairways and fast greens that provide an enjoyable playing experience. The natural landscape resembles a nature preserve, offering a peaceful setting for golf. The course is accessible to players seeking both relaxation and challenge, supported by ranger services providing beverages, refreshments, and snacks from the hut near Tee 1 and via cart during summer months. The championship-standard course hosts regular tournaments and welcomes guest players through greenfee arrangements. Its design emphasizes playability while maintaining competitive standards for tournament play.

Golfclub Münster-Tinnen e.V.

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Münster-Wilkinghege

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Münster-Wilkinghege was founded in 1963 and takes its name from Wasserschloss Wilkinghege, a water castle located adjacent to the course. The club is the oldest golf facility in its region and features an 18-hole parkland layout set within a characteristic Westphalian landscape. The course is characterized by mature tree stands, streams, and biotope areas that create a distinctive natural setting. In 2018, renowned Canadian course architect David J. Krause redesigned ten holes at the club. Krause is recognized as a specialist in golf course construction, with twelve of his designs ranked among Germany's top 50 courses. The course offers scenic views and natural beauty throughout the layout, with water features and well-established vegetation providing both aesthetic appeal and strategic challenge. The redesign work undertaken in 2018 represents a significant modernization effort while maintaining the course's parkland character. The club continues to develop its facilities and course quality while preserving the natural environment that defines the Wilkinghege experience.

Golfclub Münster-Wilkinghege e.V.

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Münster-Wilkinghege e.V. was founded in 1963 and takes its name from Wasserschloss Wilkinghege, a water castle located adjacent to the course. The club is the oldest golf facility in the region and features a Westphalian parkland layout characterized by mature trees, streams, and biotopes that create an distinctive playing environment. In 2018, renowned Canadian course architect David J. Krause redesigned ten holes at the club. Krause specializes in golf course construction, and twelve of his designs are ranked among Germany's top 50 courses. The course combines natural landscape features with carefully crafted design elements to provide a comprehensive golfing experience. The facility includes a driving range, halfway house, and on-site restaurant, with cart usage currently restricted. The club maintains active competitive programs including tournaments, junior development, and team competitions throughout the season.

Golfclub Murstätten

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Golfclub Gut Murstätten is a 36-hole facility located in Lebring, Styria, approximately 20 kilometers from Graz. The course is situated in an idyllic setting within a riverside forest at the gateway to South Styria's wine region, characterized by lakes, streams, and abundant natural vegetation. The facility comprises multiple courses: the Championship Course, the Südkurs (public course), and a Pitch & Putt course. The club operates Austria's first Trackman Range alongside additional practice facilities including a driving range, practice area, and dedicated putting, chipping, and pitching greens. The course is internationally recognized and highly regarded within Austria's golf community. The landscape provides diverse playing conditions shaped by natural water features and mature trees, creating varied challenges throughout the layout. The setting emphasizes the integration of golf with the natural environment, offering both recreational and competitive opportunities. The club hosts regular tournaments and maintains an active membership, with facilities including a restaurant and professional golf instruction. The property also offers residential opportunities for those seeking to live at the golf course.

Golfclub Murtal

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Golf Club Murtal is an 18-hole championship course located in Styria, Austria, near Knittelfeld. Built in the 1990s, the course underwent a redesign by renowned Irish architect Jeff Howes, transforming it into a modern facility offering challenges for both single-digit handicappers and beginners. The course is characterized by well-maintained, deep green fairways surrounded by the rolling hills of the Aichfeld region, creating a scenic Alpine setting. The layout incorporates numerous idyllic ponds, manicured flower meadows, and hidden streams throughout the routing, providing both aesthetic appeal and strategic play considerations. Golf Club Murtal features one of the region's most modern and extensive practice facilities, including multiple practice greens and a driving range suitable for all skill levels. The facility includes a contemporary clubhouse with the café and restaurant "EssPar," offering regional specialties, fine dining, and views of the course from a sun terrace and climate-controlled winter garden. The club accommodates golf carts and trolleys and permits dogs on leashes. The course is easily accessible from the Knittelfeld West motorway exit, approximately two minutes away.

Golfclub Nahetal

Rheinland-Pfalz

Golfclub Nahetal is a championship-standard golf course located in Bad Münster am Stein-Ebernburg near Bad Kreuznach in Germany's "Mild West" region. The 18-hole course features an exceptional design characterized by extensive woodland framing nearly all holes and undulating terrain that demands serious play. Each hole possesses distinct character, with fairways of slim design rewarding straight, strategic shot-making. Hazards including bunkers, water obstacles, and biotopes are thoughtfully integrated throughout the layout. The course presents a genuine challenge, particularly for first-time players, with no two holes alike. Notable design elements include varied elevation changes and panoramic views across the landscape. The strategic routing and demanding layout have earned consistent recognition, with Golf Magazine regularly ranking Golfclub Nahetal among Germany's top 50 courses. Beyond the course itself, the facility offers excellent clubhouse amenities and fine dining at Ristorante 3 Buchen. The setting benefits from the region's established spa tradition and modern wellness facilities, making it an attractive destination for golf and relaxation combined.

Golfclub Nationalpark Hohe Tauern

Salzburg

Golfclub Neckartal e.V.

Baden-Württemberg

Golfclub Neulengbach

Niederösterreich

Golfclub Neulengbach is a family-friendly, nature-oriented 9-hole golf course located approximately 35 kilometers west of Vienna in the Elsbeerland region, near Tulln and Böheimkirchen, and easily accessible from St. Pölten. As an ÖGV-recognized facility, it offers a complete package of golfing amenities including practice facilities where golfers can obtain ÖGV course proficiency certification under PGA Head Professional Theodor Matejka. The course is designed to welcome golfers of all levels, with particular emphasis on beginners and returning players. While accommodating novice golfers, it simultaneously provides experienced golfers with challenging conditions and opportunities to refine their short game and recovery shot techniques. The layout emphasizes enjoyment and recreational play in a natural setting. The facility welcomes dogs on the course and maintains tournament organization with a published tournament calendar and course regulations for member competition.

Golfclub Niep

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Niep is a 27-hole golf course established in 1995, comprising two courses integrated into the Lower Rhine landscape. The facility spans 120 hectares and offers golfers an escape from everyday stress in a natural setting. The course features two well-designed layouts that blend harmoniously with the surrounding countryside. The terrain reflects the characteristic flat, pastoral landscape of the Lower Rhine region. The club emphasizes environmental stewardship, incorporating water protection areas and nature reserves into its operations, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable golf practices and biodiversity. Golfclub Niep caters to players of all levels and offers comprehensive practice facilities including a putting green, chipping area, driving range with Trackman technology, and professional instruction. The clubhouse includes an on-site restaurant and golf shop stocked with contemporary equipment and apparel. The club hosts regular tournaments and welcomes both members and guests, positioning itself as a welcoming community for golfers seeking quality facilities and a strong club atmosphere in a serene natural environment.

Golfclub Norderney e.V.

Niedersachsen

Golfclub Nordkirchen

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Obere Alp

Baden-Württemberg

The Golfclub Obere Alp is situated on a high plateau in the southern Black Forest near the Swiss border, featuring a flat 27-hole layout that spans 112 hectares. The course is designed by German golf course architect Karl F. Grohs and consists of a championship 18-hole course with a par of 72, alongside a separate 9-hole course with a par of 60. The setting provides views of the Swiss Alps, including the Säntis, Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks. The 18-hole championship course is characterized by wide, long fairways and a lack of significant elevation changes, yet it presents a sporting challenge through the use of 58 bunkers, three ponds, and thick rough. The course features a mix of par 3, 4, and 5 holes, with the longest hole for men reaching 453 yards on the 4th hole and the shortest being a 163-yard par 3 on the 3rd hole. The design demands tactical play and precise shot-making from golfers of all skill levels. The 9-hole course serves as a training ground or a quick round option, featuring narrower fairways and numerous bunkers that challenge players across all handicap levels. It is composed of a mix of par 3 and par 4 holes, with the longest being a 295-yard par 4 and the shortest a 110-yard par 3. The facility also includes a driving range and allows the use of golf carts on the course.

Golfclub Oberfranken e.V.

Bayern

Golfclub Oberfranken is an 18-hole golf course located in Thurnau, positioned between Bamberg, Bayreuth, and Kulmbach in the Upper Franconia region. The course features a picturesque, natural setting characterized by mature tree specimens and traditional design elements that create a unique playing environment. The layout is marked by demanding holes with fast greens, presenting a moderate to challenging difficulty level. The course emphasizes its connection to nature and tradition, offering players a peaceful setting for relaxation combined with competitive golf. The natural, undeveloped landscape provides an authentic woodland experience typical of regional German courses. The facility includes a clubhouse with comfortable amenities, a driving range with practice areas, and gastronomic offerings. A covered terrace operates seasonally from spring through autumn. The course accommodates both members and guests, with various packages available including special Monday rates and electric cart rentals. Tournament play is regularly hosted throughout the year, reflecting its active competition calendar.

Golfclub Oberrot-Frankenberg

Baden-Württemberg