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Pays de la Loire

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Nordrhein-Westfalen

Swin-golf de Cremin ☆ Follow

Vaud

Familigolf de Cremin (formerly Swin-golf de Cremin) is a recreational golf facility located in Cremin-sur-Lucens, Switzerland. The course operates on a 60,000 square meter natural landscape maintained without chemical treatments or irrigation, allowing mown grass clippings to return to the soil. Familigolf uses simplified golf mechanics: players use a single club and larger, harmless ball with the same swinging motion as traditional golf. The course offers flexible play, allowing visitors to choose between 9 or 18 holes depending on available time and ability. Approximately 2 hours are needed for 10 holes and 3-4 hours for 18 holes. Designed to be highly accessible, the course welcomes all ages and skill levels, with free access for children under 7. A complimentary 15-minute introduction teaches basic technique and balance. The facility operates seasonally from February through November, seven days weekly from 9am until dusk, playable in all weather conditions. The venue emphasizes affordability and family-friendly recreation. It features an on-site farm restaurant, meeting facilities for groups, and combines golf with broader leisure activities including tree cabins, adventure trails, and mountain biking. Group reservations of 10+ people require advance booking.

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Schleswig-Holstein

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Niedersachsen

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Staffordshire

Swinford Golf Club ☆ Follow

County Mayo

Swinford Golf Club is a 9-hole course established in 1922 in Mayo, Ireland, located within Brabazon Park. The course was redesigned in 1929 by Major Benson of Rosses Point, with a distinctive layout reversed to prevent golfers from hitting into the evening sun-a unique design feature that remains today. The course presents a challenging but fair test of golf, offering a moderately demanding experience suitable for players of varying abilities. The club has a rich competitive history, winning the Connacht Shield in 1953 and 2008, the Men's County Cup multiple times (1991, 1993, 2002), and reaching All-Ireland semi-finals in 2010. The course underwent significant modernization during the 1970s-1980s and again from 2002 onwards, with improvements to greens, tee boxes, and bunkers. Set within the historic community park, the course is characterized by its integration into the local landscape and its role as both a challenging golfing venue and a community gathering place with strong ties to regional amateur golf development.

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Niedersachsen

Swingolf ☆ Follow

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

SwinGolf is a simplified variant of traditional golf designed for leisure and family participation, originating in France in the early 1980s before expanding to Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Belgium by the late 1990s. The sport utilizes a single universal club with three hitting surfaces and a larger, softer ball to ensure safety and ease of play. Courses typically feature 9 or 18 holes, with fairway lengths ranging from 50 to 300 meters, set out on meadows or fields with manageable maintenance requirements. The layout mimics traditional golf structures with tee areas, fairways, and greens, but simplifies the rules to just nine regulations to facilitate quick learning. The holes are notably larger, with a diameter comparable to a pizza, making it easier for players of all ages, from children to seniors, to hole their shots. There are no handicap systems, club memberships, or dress codes required, allowing for immediate access to the game after a brief instruction. Facilities often include amenities for relaxation, such as areas for enjoying drinks or coffee before, during, and after play. In addition to the golf courses, many locations also feature football golf, a game where players kick a football over a field with obstacles into a target hole. There is no specific tournament history or notable signature holes associated with the general SwinGolf concept, as it is a standardized format implemented across approximately 70 courses in Europe. The focus remains on inclusive, low-barrier recreational play rather than competitive golfing prestige or complex course design.

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Bayern

Swingolf Ammerland „to Horn“ ☆ Follow

Niedersachsen

Swingolf Ammerland "To Horn" is a SwinGolf facility located in Gristede, near Wiefelstede in the Ammerland region of Germany, positioned directly adjacent to the A28 motorway. The course features 9 or 18 holes, each ranging from 80 to 300 meters in length. Players use a single three-sided club to navigate the course, with larger and softer balls than traditional golf. The layout incorporates natural obstacles including trees, hedges, lateral ditches, and pathways that demand precision play. A full round takes between 1.5 and 3 hours. The facility is designed to accommodate both casual players and families seeking accessible recreation, as well as experienced players seeking sporting challenges. Equipment rental (clubs and balls) is available on-site. Swingolf Ammerland operates seasonally from April through October and welcomes group bookings of eight or more players. The venue also offers package arrangements combining play with hospitality at the adjacent Gristeder Hof venue.

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Bayern

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Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

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Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

SwinGolf Grothues ☆ Follow

Nordrhein-Westfalen

SwinGolf Grothues is a nine-hole short golf course located at Hof Grothues-Potthoff in Senden, Germany. The course operates seasonally from April to October and is designed for recreational play using specialized equipment. Players use a unique three-sided universal club for both long drives and putting, along with larger, softer SwinBalls available in various colors for easier distinction. The objective is to complete all nine holes in the fewest strokes possible, with the lowest total score winning. The course follows standard golf rules regarding player positioning and safety, with specific guidelines for out-of-bounds shots and hazard management. Equipment and scorecards are available at the small golf hut or farm shop. The facility welcomes groups and families, offering tiered pricing for children, adults, and group bookings. The course emphasizes careful treatment of landscaping and plantings, with dogs not permitted during play.

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Schleswig-Holstein

Swingolf Itzehoe is a recreational golf facility located at Hof Basten near Itzehoe in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The course features 9 Swingolf holes laid out across 5 hectares of attractive terrain with panoramic views of the characteristic knick landscape of Schleswig-Holstein. Swingolf is a simplified, accessible form of golf played with a single multi-sided club and a soft ball, designed for casual enjoyment without requiring formal golf certification. The course is suitable for individuals, families, groups, and corporate outings. Equipment is provided on-site, and brief instruction covers technique, rules, and safety. The facility also operates 9 Fussballgolf (football golf) holes across 1 hectare, where players use a soccer ball to navigate obstacle courses. Both activities emphasize fun and social play over competitive difficulty. The venue includes a rustic, self-service gastronomy area with beverages, coffee, ice cream, and seasonal cakes, with covered seating offering views of the playing areas.

Swingolf Mehringer Heide ☆ Follow

Niedersachsen

Swingolf Mehringer Heide is an 18-hole Swingolf course located in Emsbüren, Germany, set within the Mehringer Heide landscape. Swingolf is a French trend sport that requires no handicap, golf proficiency, or traditional golf attire, making it accessible to players of all skill levels. The course is designed as a casual recreational experience rather than traditional golf. Players use a universal club and soft ball to complete each hole, with rounds typically lasting three to five hours depending on group size and skill level. The setting emphasizes the natural beauty of the Mehringer Heide area, offering participants a scenic walking experience through the landscape. The course is characterized by its social and inclusive nature, welcoming families, friends, and colleagues. Equipment rental-including clubs, balls, and pull carts-is included in the green fee. The course operates seasonally from April to October, with club rentals available Wednesday through Friday (2-6 PM) and weekends (10 AM-6 PM). Players may continue until dusk. The facility also accommodates team events and group bookings, positioning itself as a unique venue combining leisure, challenge, and social engagement.

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Nordrhein-Westfalen

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Pays de la Loire

Swingolf Renningen ☆ Follow

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Swingolf Renningen is an 18-hole SwinGolf course located in Renningen, Germany, designed by Andreas Kindler in harmony with the natural landscape. Originally established as a 9-hole facility, the course was expanded to its current 18-hole layout in 2013, making it one of the finest SwinGolf courses in Germany. The course is designed as an accessible sport for players of all ages and skill levels, appealing to both competitive golfers and recreational nature enthusiasts. It features a scenic setting that emphasizes integration with the natural environment. The facility operates seasonally, closing from November through March each year. Swingolf Renningen serves as a versatile recreational destination, accommodating family outings, corporate events, birthday celebrations, and alternative school sports programs. The course's start and finish point is located at Hippo Campus Renningen, an on-site recreational farm facility that provides refreshments and catering for visitors. The venue has hosted notable competitions, including the German SwinGolf Championship, and maintains an active club organization through the SwinGolf-Verein Renningen.

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Schleswig-Holstein

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Schleswig-Holstein

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Schleswig-Holstein

Swingolf-Hamburg ☆ Follow

Swingolf Hamburg is a recreational golf facility located in the Ochsenwerder district of southeastern Hamburg, near Hohendeicher See. The course spans 13 hectares and offers both Swingolf and Fussballgolf experiences. The Swingolf course features fairways ranging from 65 to 300 meters in length, with a typical round taking 3-4 hours to complete. The game follows traditional golf principles-players aim to complete each hole in the fewest strokes possible-but with modified equipment and rules to make it more accessible. Players use a single universal club rather than a full set, and larger, softer balls that are safer and easier to control than standard golf balls. The 30-centimeter diameter holes are also larger than regulation golf holes, making them more forgiving for players of all skill levels. The facility is designed as a family-friendly venue requiring no club membership, handicap certification, or prior experience. In addition to the golf course, Swingolf Hamburg features a café serving cakes, pastries, and snacks, with seating both indoors and on a terrace overlooking the course. The venue welcomes individuals, families, corporate groups, and clubs for recreational play.