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Golfclub Walchsee-Moarhof

Tirol 1 upcoming event

Golfclub Walchsee-Moarhof is a 9-hole golf course located in Walchsee, Tyrol, Austria, situated directly adjacent to the Golf- und Sporthotel Moarhof. The course is set within scenic natural surroundings in a mountainous alpine landscape, offering players an immersive experience in nature. The layout accommodates both beginners and experienced golfers, making it accessible to various skill levels. The course operates seasonally, remaining open during snow-free periods. Its compact 9-hole design makes it suitable for shorter rounds while maintaining the challenge and enjoyment expected of a full golf experience. The intimate setting, combined with the on-site hotel and training facilities, positions the course as both a recreational and instructional venue. The Golfclub Walchsee-Moarhof benefits from its integration with the hotel property, offering guests the opportunity to combine accommodation with golfing activities in a distinctive alpine setting.

Golfclub Waldbrunnen e.V.

Rheinland-Pfalz

Golfclub Waldhof

Salzburg

Golfclub Waldhof is a 9-hole golf course located in the Salzkammergut region of Austria, situated on the Waldhof Alm plateau with scenic views of the turquoise Lake Fuschl and surrounding mountains. The course features a par 62 layout and is positioned just a ten-minute walk from the 4-star Waldhof Fuschlsee Resort hotel. The facility caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. It includes a chipping and putting green, a covered driving range with ten tee-off spots, and offers instruction through a golf school led by PGA professional Willi Marbler. The course operates on an open tee system requiring no advance reservations, allowing players to start anytime from hole 1. Notable amenities include changing rooms and showers at the clubhouse, the Waldhof Alm restaurant serving regional cuisine on an expansive sun terrace overlooking hole 18, and reduced green fees for hotel guests. The course is part of the Golf & Seen golf course network, with access to ten additional courses in the immediate vicinity. The setting provides a unique mountain and lake landscape experience characteristic of the Austrian Alps region.

Golfclub Weiherhof e.V.

Saarland

Golfclub Weiherhof, located in Wadern in the Hunsrück region of Saarland, is a 27-hole golf facility comprising three distinct 9-hole loops. The course winds through unspoiled natural landscape, offering varied playing experiences for golfers of all skill levels. As a Leading Golf Club of Germany, Weiherhof maintains the highest standards in course maintenance and environmental stewardship, holding Gold certification under the Golf & Natur program. The facility features comprehensive practice amenities including covered driving ranges, a 5,000-square-meter short game area, indoor training facilities with Trackman technology, and a dedicated putting studio. The course is known for its well-maintained conditions and integration with the natural Hunsrück terrain. Beyond golf, the complex offers hotel accommodations, a restaurant serving regional and international cuisine, and a fitness center. The facility regularly hosts competitive tournaments and supports active men's and women's teams across various age categories, demonstrating its role as a vibrant club community.

Golfclub Werl e.V.

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Weselerwald

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Weselerwald e.V.

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Weselerwald e.V. is an 18-hole championship course located in Schermbeck in the Lower Rhine region of Germany. The facility features both a tournament-standard 18-hole layout and a public 9-hole course suitable for beginners and experienced players seeking quicker rounds. The course is characterized by its integration into the typical Lower Rhine landscape, with streams and biotopes throughout. While the final seven holes feature gentle rolling terrain, the majority of fairways are relatively flat, making the course easy to walk. The design emphasizes modern course architecture with well-maintained fairways and consistently fast greens that challenge experienced golfers. Key amenities include a floodlit driving range operational until 21:00, allowing year-round practice. The facility offers complimentary access to practice areas for those new to golf. The Birdie Bistro restaurant and Pro Shop enhance the clubhouse experience, while the Red Flag Golf Academy provides instruction for all skill levels. The course is noted for quality maintenance and accessibility, with secretarial services available daily from March through October.

Golfclub Weserbergland

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Westerpark

Zuid-Holland

Golfpark Westerpark is an 18-hole golf course located in Zoetermeer, near Den Haag and Rotterdam in the Netherlands. The course was designed by renowned Dutch golfer and golf architect Joan F. Dudok van Heel, with the first ball struck in 1990 by Prince Bernhard van Lippe-Biesterfeld. The course has provided enjoyment for players of all levels for over 30 years. The facility features a dedicated 3-hole Par-3 course alongside the main 18-hole layout, catering to golfers of varying skill levels. A notable feature is the Netherlands' largest Toptracer Range with 31 driving bays equipped with PowerTee technology, providing both practice and entertainment opportunities for golfers and non-golfers alike. Golfpark Westerpark is situated within the scenic Zoetermeer Westerpark, offering an attractive natural setting. The course includes comprehensive practice facilities with putting and chipping greens, professional instruction through the Hollandsche Golfschool, and a brasserie with terrace views. Additional amenities include conference facilities, making the venue suitable for corporate events and tournaments. The course maintains an active tournament calendar throughout the year with various club competitions and activities.

Golfclub Westerwolde

Groningen

Golfclub Westerwolde is a 9-hole golf course located in De Barlage near Vlagtwedde in the Westerwolde region of East Groningen, Netherlands. The course was designed by renowned golf architect Joan Dudok van Heel and opened in 2002, marking his final design project across his 50 European courses. The layout is compact and relatively short at 2,468 meters from the yellow tees, yet presents genuine challenges for all handicap levels. The signature hole is the par 4 first hole, a short but difficult design featuring water hazards and an island green. Set within the scenic landscape of Westerwolde, the course offers an engaging playing experience in a picturesque setting. Golfclub Westerwolde emphasizes enjoyment and camaraderie among its members and welcomes guest players. The club offers periodic introductory clinics for those new to golf and provides lessons through its golf professional. The facility maintains an accessible, low-threshold membership approach while hosting various competitive and social events throughout the year.

Golfclub Westheim

Nordrhein-Westfalen 1 upcoming event

Golfclub Westland

Zuid-Holland

Golfclub Westland is a nine-hole par-3 golf course located on the Juliana Sportpark in 's-Gravenzande, Netherlands. The layout utilizes the former football fields of FC 's-Gravenzande, with all holes measuring par 3. The course features strategic hazards, including bunkers and water protecting several greens. Clear course maps aid navigation for unfamiliar players. The facility includes a welcoming clubhouse, a largely covered driving range with five uncovered tee positions at the end, and a small covered lounge area with a simple terrace. The course accommodates 477 members across its two hectares. Its accessible design and consistent par-3 layout make it suitable for golfers of various skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. Regular club activities include beginner rounds, senior tournaments, and casual competition events, establishing it as an active community golf facility.

Golfclub Wien

Golfclub Wien is Austria's oldest and most traditional golf club, established in 1901 as the country's first golf course. Located in the Freudenau district of Vienna, the 18-hole course spans 5,800 meters and presents a notable challenge despite its moderate length, primarily due to frequent and significant wind conditions that affect play. The course is set within Vienna's urban landscape, offering a distinctive golfing experience in the heart of the city. The club features an elegant clubhouse with the atmosphere of a classic English royal club, combining traditional heritage with Viennese charm. It has hosted golf legends and major champions including Jack Nicklaus, Severiano Ballesteros, Bernhard Langer, Ian Woosnam, Jose Maria Olazabal, and Nick Faldo. The club welcomes both members and green fee players, providing a professional golf experience that spans 124 years of Austrian golf history. The course includes a driving range and maintains strict play standards with established course rules and handicap systems.

Golfclub Wienerwald

Niederösterreich

Golfclub Wildenrath eV.

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Wildenrath e.V. is an 18-hole golf course located near the Dutch border in Wegberg, Germany, approximately 8 kilometers from Arsbeck. Founded in 1992, the course has established itself as one of Germany's most interesting layouts, offering year-round play including winter golf. The course is designed to accommodate both beginners and advanced players with fair and varied gameplay. It presents challenges for skilled golfers without overwhelming newcomers, striking a notable balance between accessibility and competitive difficulty. The signature hole is the par-3 13th, distinguished by its monumental timber wall (Spundwand), which serves as a memorable and pivotal hole within the round. The course features particularly interesting and fast greens that define its character. Set within natural surroundings with a relaxed atmosphere, Golfclub Wildenrath emphasizes both sporting ambition and welcoming hospitality. The layout is known for its abounding variety and fair design, making it a notable destination for golfers of all skill levels seeking quality play in a scenic setting.

Golfclub Wilder Kaiser-Ellmau

Tirol

Golfclub Wilder Kaiser-Ellmau is a 27-hole facility nestled against the dramatic backdrop of the Wilder Kaiser mountain range in Ellmau, Austria. The course comprises three separate 9-hole layouts-the Wilder Kaiser Course, Ellmau Course, and Tirol Course-that can be combined individually to create different configurations, including an 18-hole championship course. The terrain is characterized by slightly hilly and varied fairways that accommodate players of all skill levels, offering both sporting challenges and moments of tranquility. The mountain setting provides scenic views throughout the round. The course features a covered driving range, putting area, and practice bunker facilities. The club operates a pro shop, restaurant with views of the grounds, and golf academy led by PGA professional Hannes Recheis offering instruction for beginners and advanced players. The facility hosts approximately 60 tournaments annually, including the regular "Pircher Moden Cup" competition held every Thursday as an 18-hole Stableford event. The club supports five teams and emphasizes youth development as part of its commitment to the sport.

Golfclub Windischgarsten

Oberösterreich

The 18-hole Golfclub Dilly in Windischgarsten is situated in the Austrian Alps at an elevation above the fog line, allowing extended golfing seasons. The course features nine holes departing from the clubhouse with a return routing. Ten fairways traverse flat terrain, while eight holes wind through gentle rolling hills with pleasant ascents and panoramic mountain views. Set against a distinctive moorland landscape with dramatic 2,000-meter peaks as a backdrop, the course offers well-maintained greens and fairways. The layout accommodates golfers of all levels, supported by a golf school, practice bunker, and covered driving ranges for instruction and improvement. On-site amenities include the Salettl restaurant overlooking selected holes, multiple spa facilities, and a pool landscape. The facility also operates an indoor golf simulator for year-round play and two 18-hole footgolf courses. The course regularly hosts tournaments and events, including the traditional Lederhosen tournament and Hotel and Gastro Golf World Championship.

Golfclub Winterberg e.V.

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Wittgensteiner Land e. V.

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Wolfsburg

Niedersachsen

Golfclub Wolfsburg is an 18-hole golf course located in Bokensdorf near Wolfsburg, Germany. The course spans 77 hectares and is characterized by meadows, forests, and water features, including natural waterways, ponds, and reed-lined ditches bordered by long forest edges and hedges. The layout emphasizes ecological sustainability while maintaining sporting challenge. The course presents significant strategic demands with long fairways, strategically positioned bunkers, and water hazards on approximately one-third of holes. This design suits players at all levels, from beginners to experienced golfers with low handicaps. The diverse landscape across the expansive terrain ensures varied play without monotony. Facilities include a driving range with tee line access, practice greens, and a golf school offering professional instruction, club fittings, and indoor golf training. The venue also features on-site gastronomy serving Croatian cuisine with a terrace offering panoramic views of the course. The club operates seasonally, with extended hours during summer months (April-October) and reduced operations in winter.

Golfclub Worms e.V.

Rheinland-Pfalz

Golfclub Worms e.V. is located in the picturesque Rheinauen near Hamm, nestled between the Rhine River and Eicher Lake. Designed by renowned golf architect Armin Keller, the course presents a challenging yet harmoniously integrated layout within the natural landscape. Founded in 1978, the club is among the most traditional in Rhineland-Palatinate. Construction of the facility began in 1998, with the first 9 holes opening in autumn 2000. The course is conceived and approved for 18 holes, though currently operating 9 holes. The design successfully balances difficulty with environmental integration, offering players both a rewarding sporting challenge and a scenic natural setting. The club features a comfortable clubhouse with a sun terrace and fosters a familial club atmosphere, making it a destination for both serious golfers and those seeking to enjoy the distinctive riverside environment.

Golfclub Worpswede e.V.

Niedersachsen

Golfclub Worpswede e.V., founded in 1974, is situated on the edge of Teufelsmoor near the artist village of Worpswede in Lower Saxony, Germany. Located between Vollersode and Gnarrenburg, near Osterholz-Scharmbeck, the course is nestled within expansive natural woodland and moorland landscapes. The golf course features varied holes integrated into the picturesque natural environment, offering players an experience of tranquility and relaxation. The layout includes eighteen holes arranged across the moorland terrain, with the course divided into two nine-hole sections. During winter months, temporary greens are utilized. The course emphasizes its natural setting, combining challenging play with the serene beauty of the surrounding countryside. The moorland and forest landscape creates a distinctive character, with players experiencing near-absolute quiet throughout their round. The course welcomes both members and guests, offering green fee play and hosting regular tournaments and competitions. Golfclub Worpswede provides golf instruction through its golf school, offering courses ranging from beginner lessons to DGV course certificate programs, making it accessible to golfers of all levels seeking to develop their skills within this natural setting.