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Golfplatz Borghees

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfplatz Cleebronn

Baden-Württemberg 1 upcoming event

Golfplatz Donau-Riß

Baden-Württemberg

Golfclub Donau-Riss is an 18-hole golf course located in Ehingen-Rißtissen in the Danube Valley (Donautal) region. Founded in 2003, the course harmoniously integrates into the beautiful natural landscape of the valley. The facility spans 82 hectares and features 69 bunkers distributed across 40 tee positions. The course caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to professionals. In addition to the main 18-hole layout, the club offers extensive practice facilities that are noted as unique in the region, including a 4-hole short course, a large driving range, and dedicated pitching, chipping, and putting greens. The relatively young course is characterized by its integration with the natural Danube Valley terrain, providing an aesthetically pleasing setting for play. The comprehensive practice amenities make it suitable for player development and improvement.

Golfplatz Dreibäumen

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfplatz Dübener Heide | 1. Golfclub Leipzig e.V.

Sachsen

Golfplatz Dübener Heide is an 18-hole championship course located in the Naturpark Dübener Heide near Leipzig, Germany. The facility offers a complete golfing experience with a full-length championship course alongside a 6-hole short course, catering to players of all skill levels. For practice and instruction, the course provides a driving range with target greens and practice tees, as well as dedicated chipping, pitching, and putting areas. The course is situated in a natural park setting, emphasizing its integration with the surrounding landscape. The championship layout presents 18 challenging holes that test golfers across varying difficulty levels. The facility supports an active tournament program and hosts registered private rounds, indicating it serves as a competitive venue within the local golf community. Beyond the course itself, Golfplatz Dübener Heide features a clubhouse with on-site restaurant and bar facilities. The club offers golf instruction through its golfschule, including beginner courses and handicap qualification programs. The course maintains active membership programs and welcomes greenfee players, positioning it as a public-access facility serving both members and visiting golfers.

Golfplatz Eichenheim Kitzbühel-Aurach

Tirol

Golfplatz Eichenheim Kitzbühel-Aurach is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Kyle Phillips, built in 2000. The course measures 6,092 meters with a par of 71, offering a challenging layout suitable for golfers of all levels. Located in the picturesque Kitzbüheler Alps, the course features a distinctive alpine setting characterized by steep rock faces, natural streams, dense deciduous forests, and long par holes that create a unique golfing atmosphere. The terrain takes full advantage of the mountainous landscape, providing scenic views throughout the round. The course presents moderate to challenging difficulty, with its length and natural obstacles requiring strategic play. Key features include the integration of natural water features and forest elements that define the playing experience. Beyond the course itself, the facility offers comprehensive amenities including the Gasthaus Eichenheim restaurant with a sun terrace, a wine bar, a pro shop, and the Grand Alpin Spa at the adjacent Grand Tirolia Hotel. The course regularly hosts open tournaments and can accommodate private tournament events.

Golfplatz Engled

Bayern

Golfplatz Feldafing

Bayern

Golfplatz Gonten Appenzell

Appenzell Innerrhoden

Golfplatz Gonten Appenzell is an 18-hole golf course located in Gontenbad, embedded in the scenic rolling hills of the Appenzell region with views of the Alpstein mountains in the background. The course offers a distinctive sporting and natural experience set within this picturesque landscape. The facility provides comprehensive golfing amenities including a golf school with professional instruction, a driving range that operates year-round, and a pro shop. The course itself operates on wintergreen turf and remains open during winter conditions except when snow forces closure. The venue has hosted various tournaments throughout its history, with a golf club dating back approximately 30 years that organizes regular competitions and maintains separate sections for ladies, men, seniors, and juniors. The course caters to golfers of all levels, from beginners through experienced players, with instruction programs and beginner packages available. A restaurant facility on-site provides dining options for visitors. The course is accessible to both members and guests, with various greenfee options and membership packages available.

Golfplatz Gut Heckenhof

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfplatz Gut Heckenhof is a 27-hole championship course located in the Rhein-Sieg nature reserve near Eitorf, Germany. The facility features three interchangeable 18-hole courses created by combining three equal 9-hole layouts, all designed by American architect Bill Amick. The course has been awarded 4-star Superior status and is situated in a protected landscape area with scenic distant views and minimal external disturbances. The course is characterized by demanding large greens, picturesque biotopes, and well-maintained fairways and rough zones. The design philosophy prioritizes playability for golfers of all skill levels while maintaining championship standards. A separate 6-hole par course operates adjacent to the driving range on a pay-and-play basis, requiring no membership or prior golfing experience. Equipment rental is available at the clubhouse. The setting emphasizes natural surroundings and recreational value, offering golfers an experience described as "nature pure" without disruptive outside influences.

Golfplatz Hofbieber

Hessen

The Golfplatz Hofbieber, home to the Golfclub Fulda Rhön e.V., is an 18-hole course situated in the Biosphere Reserve Rhön, near the Baroque city of Fulda. The facility is designed to blend naturally into its surroundings, offering views of the Rhön mountains and Schloss Bieberstein. The course layout features three ponds and 34 bunkers, alongside other hazards that provide a challenge for experienced players while still offering opportunities for beginners. The primary difficulty of the course stems not from its length, but from the precision required to hit the correct landing zones. Strategic play is rewarded, as accuracy is essential for achieving low scores. The course includes a 6-hole chip and putt area, a driving range, and a chipping green, with cart and trolley hire available for play. The club hosts a variety of tournaments throughout the year, including After Work events, senior golf competitions, and club championships. Regular training workshops are also conducted by the golf pro, focusing on long and short game techniques. The course is part of a cooperation with other clubs in the region, allowing members to play on ten different courses.

Golfplatz Hotel Ochsen

Baden-Württemberg

Golfplatz Huckingen - Nordplatz

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfplatz Huckingen - Nordplatz is located at Altenbrucher Damm 92a, 47269 Duisburg, in the southern district of the city. It is part of the Golf & More Huckingen facility, situated between Düsseldorf, Essen, Oberhausen, Mülheim, and Krefeld. The facility was founded in August 2001 by Michael Luber and Johannes Fülöp and has been maintained for over two decades. The complex features two 9-hole courses, the Nordplatz and the Südplatz, along with a 6-hole short course, offering a total of 27 holes. The layout is designed to provide variety for players of all skill levels, ranging from beginners to experienced golfers. The facility includes a driving range and a short course area, supporting a relaxed atmosphere that emphasizes enjoyment and skill development. Tournament activity at the course includes regular events such as the Constantins Charity Cup, the Köpi Cup, and the Mittwochscup, as well as participation in Deutscher Golf Verband team competitions. The club also hosts team preparation weekends and various internal competitions. The course is open to the public with flexible booking options, including green fee access and short-course memberships.

Golfplatz Huckingen - Südplatz

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfplatz Jagl

Bayern

Golfplatz Kallin

Brandenburg

Golfplatz Kirchroth

Bayern

Golfplatz Kitzbühel

Tirol

Golfplatz Kitzbühel is an 18-hole championship course located in the renowned Austrian alpine resort town of Kitzbühel. Founded in 1955, the club underwent complete reconstruction to Standard 70 specifications, featuring PGA-quality design with extensive water hazards and mature trees throughout the layout. The course is characterized by its integration with the historic Kapser Schloss complex, with the 1st tee and 9th green positioned adjacent to the club terrace, offering scenic alpine views. The course presents moderate to challenging conditions typical of European championship layouts. Notable design elements include strategic water placement and well-maintained conditioning standards. The club has earned recognition as Austria's Best Golf Course in 2017, 2018, and 2019 at the World Golf Awards, reflecting its standing among regional courses. Facilities include a 5-star clubhouse restaurant, professional pro shop, and dedicated member amenities housed in the restored castle tower building. The course accommodates both members and green fee players, with accessible parking and full service facilities. Its mountain setting and classical design make it a significant venue within Austria's golf landscape.

Golfplatz Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee

Tirol

Golfplatz Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee-Reith is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72 located in Kitzbühel, Austria, nestled in the Tyrolean Alps. The course is set in a picturesque alpine landscape with panoramic views of the Kitzbühel Alps and surrounding mountain scenery. The layout features challenging water hazards and varied terrain suitable for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced players. The opening hole stretches nearly 500 meters as a demanding introduction to the course. Hole 2, a par 4 of 414 meters, is identified as the most difficult on the layout. The final six holes are notable for their strategic complexity and are often underestimated by players. The course is characterized by rolling hills and mature tree stands that enhance the aesthetic experience. The facility includes a covered driving range with eight tee stations and 20+ practice mats available year-round. Golfplatz Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee-Reith has hosted prestigious international tournaments, including the Austrian Alpine Open scheduled for May 2026. The course operates seasonally from mid-April through early November.