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Golf Club Bremer Switzerland e.V.

Bremen

Golf Club Bremer Switzerland e.V. is an 18-hole golf course located in Bremen, Germany, at Wölpscher Straße 4. The course underwent a new rating assessment in April 2020 by the German Golf Association, which evaluated its difficulty through Course and Slope Rating methodology. This assessment considered multiple factors including topography, fairway width, green size, bunkers, water hazards, rough, trees, and green surface characteristics. The course features multiple tee options to accommodate players of varying abilities. A new yellow tee configuration was introduced to reduce difficulty on specific holes, particularly holes 16 and 18, which are part of "The Big Four" section. This addition was designed to decrease ball loss and frustration while enhancing the overall appeal of the back nine holes. The course maintains both a practice facility and clubhouse with on-site gastronomy services. Golf Club Bremer Switzerland e.V. offers membership opportunities, guest play options, and beginner instruction programs.

Golf Club Brigels

Graubünden/Grischun/Grigioni

Golf Club Brigels is a 9-hole golf course located on the Tschuppina plateau at 1,300 meters elevation in the Swiss Alps, offering panoramic mountain views. Designed by architect Mario Verdieri, the course combines natural terrain with thoughtful routing to create an interesting yet walkable layout without excessive difficulty. The facility includes a 9-hole main course, a 3-hole practice area, a Tiger Park, and a comprehensive golf academy featuring a driving range, putting green, and chipping/pitching green with sand bunker. The course is characterized by its scenic alpine setting and family-friendly atmosphere. The facility hosts regular tournaments, including the annual Brigelser Turniertage, and offers various golf instruction programs through its academy. The course accommodates golfers of all levels, from beginners participating in introductory courses to competitive tournament players, making it accessible for families and serious golfers alike.

Golf Club Brodauer Mühle e.V.

Schleswig-Holstein

Golf Club Brodauer Mühle e.V. is located near the town of Neustadt in Holstein, close to the Baltic Sea, within the picturesque landscape of Holstein Switzerland. The course transitions from a parkland layout in its opening holes to a hilly terrain from hole 6 onwards, featuring significant elevation changes throughout. A notable highlight is hole 12, a 549-meter par 5 that challenges golfers with an optional shortcut over hedging requiring approximately 230 meters carry from the yellow tees. This hole's tee box sits at the highest point of the course, offering panoramic views across the surrounding countryside. Hole 13 follows as a distinctive par 3, recognized as among northern Germany's finest short holes. The course offers varied difficulty levels accommodating different skill levels. The setting provides particularly scenic views in spring when rapeseed fields bloom golden against the steel-blue waters of Lübeck Bay. The club operates seasonally, with extended hours from April through October and limited winter scheduling. A clubhouse with restaurant and terrace facilities provides amenities for completing the round.

Golf Club Burgwedel e.V.

Niedersachsen

Golf Club Burgwedel e.V. is an 18-hole championship course located in Burgwedel, near Hannover, Germany. The course features a par 72 layout with a slope rating of 130 and a course rating of 72.3 for men, designed to challenge golfers of varying abilities. The club also offers a 9-hole course with par 67, providing an alternative for shorter rounds or practice play. The course is characterized by its well-maintained fairways and demanding design, reflecting a slope rating that indicates above-average difficulty. Both men's and women's tees are available, with women's ratings of par 72 (slope 125) and par 72 (slope 110) on separate layouts, ensuring appropriate challenge levels for all players. Burgwedel provides comprehensive facilities including practice areas, a golf school offering instruction from beginner to advanced levels, and dining options at its on-site restaurant. The club hosts regular tournaments and competitive matches throughout the year and maintains active membership programs with various age-group divisions. The course is situated on Wettmarer Straße in Burgwedel and is accessible from Hannover via the A37/B3 highway.

Golf Club Burov

Zlínský kraj

Golf Club Cà della Nave

Veneto

Golf Club Cà della Nave is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course located in Martellago, near Venice, Italy. Designed by Arnold Palmer and inaugurated in 1988, the course spans 75 hectares of Venetian countryside. It was the first of three courses Palmer designed in Italy during the late 1980s. The layout features a total length of 6,350 meters and is characterized by extensive water hazards, with artificial lakes impacting 12 of the 18 holes. The terrain is defined by a mix of technical challenges and natural beauty. Large American-style bunkers are scattered along the fairways, guarding extended and fast greens. The course is known for its abundance of water obstacles, which create significant strategic demands for golfers. The final hole, the 18th, concludes in a natural amphitheater setting within the park, offering a distinctive finish to the round. Maturity of the course has increased its difficulty over time. While the original design allowed for some leniency due to the initial state of the vegetation, the growth of trees and the established landscape now present a more rigorous test. The combination of the dense vegetation, the imposing bunkers, and the water hazards creates a challenging environment that ranks among the top competitive courses in Italy. The course hosted the Italian Women's Open at its opening in 1988, establishing its pedigree for tournament play. Beyond the championship 18, the facility also includes a nine-hole executive course, part of the broader 27-hole layout developed by Palmer on the site. The club provides practice facilities, including a covered and uncovered driving range and a putting green, alongside a pro shop and cart services.

Golf Club Ca' Amata

Veneto

Golf Club Ca' Amata is an 18-hole championship course located in Castelfranco Veneto, Italy, with a par of 71. The course spans 5,795 yards for men and 5,249 yards for women, offering a balanced layout with an outward nine of par 36 and an inward nine of par 35. The course features carefully designed holes that integrate the natural landscape characteristics of the Veneto region. Each hole presents distinct challenges, combining terrain variations with strategic gameplay demands suitable for both experienced players and beginners. The layout emphasizes the interplay between technical difficulty and natural beauty, with distances and handicap ratings distributed across the 18 holes to create varied playing experiences. The facility accommodates golfers of different skill levels through its handicap distribution system, which ranges from low-handicap challenging holes to more accessible ones. The course design emphasizes natural aesthetics alongside competitive playability, making it a notable destination in the Veneto golf landscape.

Golf Club Cansiglio

Veneto

Golf Club Carpatia

Bratislavský kraj

Golf Club Casalunga

Emilia-Romagna

Golf Club Casentino

Toscana

Golf Club Casentino is located in Poppi, Arezzo, in the heart of Tuscany's national park area, established in 1985. The course currently features 13 holes with an additional 18-hole completion under construction, with holes 10 and 11 homologated in 2013. The layout is situated on terraced grounds surrounded by oak and chestnut woodlands, accessible entirely from the clubhouse positioned at the highest point. The course emphasizes technical precision and accuracy over power, with natural obstacles and varied terrain requiring strategic use of all clubs and shot types. The design showcases the distinctive Tuscan landscape featuring medieval castles, Romanesque churches, and historical monasteries including Camaldoli and La Verna, all integrated within an intact natural setting designated as a national park since 1991. Facilities include a clubhouse, restaurant and bar, practice ground with seven covered stations and fourteen grass positions, putting green, pitching green, and practice bunker. The club, founded by the municipality of Poppi and Province of Arezzo, is affiliated with the Italian Golf Federation and CONI, accommodating members with equipment rental, instruction, and golf shop services.

Golf Club Castel d'Aviano

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

Golf Pordenone at Castel d'Aviano is an 18-hole championship course set within the historic park of Villa Policreti in the Alpine foothills near Piancavallo in Friuli-Venezia Giulia. The course stretches approximately 5,980 meters with a par of 72, offering a challenging yet enjoyable playing experience. The layout features three water hazards, small woodlands, and undulating terrain with varying elevation changes that test players of all skill levels while maintaining playability for those seeking a more relaxed round. The course is characterized by strategically positioned natural and artificial obstacles that demand precision alongside distance. Set against a stunning mountain panorama, the course provides an aesthetically compelling environment that harmonizes with the surrounding landscape. The varied terrain and elevation changes throughout the 18 holes create both competitive challenges and opportunities to appreciate the natural setting. The course regularly hosts club competitions, national tournaments, and circuit events, establishing itself as an active venue within the regional golfing community.

Golf Club Castelconturbia

Piemonte

Golf Club Castelfalfi

Toscana

Golf Club Castell'Arquato

Emilia-Romagna

Golf Club Castrop-Rauxel e.V. in Frohlinde

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Castrop-Rauxel is a 27-hole facility located in the Ruhr area, comprising three courses: Barbachtal, Frohlinde, and Wollental. The layout offers flexible playing combinations, allowing golfers to choose different nine-hole combinations for varied experiences across rounds. The courses feature well-maintained fairways set within scenic, nature-oriented surroundings that blend sporting challenge with relaxed atmosphere. The facility is characterized by diverse and variable course architecture designed to provide engaging play throughout different combinations. The terrain incorporates the natural landscape, with views extending across the facility toward the Wollental valley. The courses are described as readily playable and well-maintained, catering to golfers seeking both technical difficulty and accessible enjoyment. The facility includes a modern clubhouse with a spacious sun terrace overlooking the 27-hole layout and valley views, a driving range, and professional training facilities. A PGA golf school offers instruction from beginner to advanced levels. The venue serves as North Rhine-Westphalia's largest 27-hole facility, positioning itself as a premier golfing destination in the region that balances competitive play with genuine club culture.

Golf Club Caxias Do Sul

Rio Grande do Sul

Located in the Serra Gaúcha region of Brazil, the Caxias Golf Club is a nine-hole course situated in Fazenda Souza, Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul. Opened in 2002, the layout spans 6,000 yards and was designed by architect Ana Beatriz Chaves Barcellos. The course is positioned along the Rota do Sol, less than 20 minutes from the city of Caxias do Sul, and is characterized by its setting within the mountainous geography of the region. The facility offers views of the Serra Gaúcha and the Faxinal area, integrating the natural terrain into its design. As a nine-hole venue, it provides a condensed round of golf compared to standard 18-hole courses, yet it maintains the strategic elements typical of the architect's work in the region. The course has established a history of hosting international competitions, most notably serving as the venue for golf at the 24th Summer Deaflympics. Held in May 2022, the event took place between May 7 and 11, with play scheduled from 9:00 to 16:00 hours. This designation as a Deaflympics host site underscores the course's capability to accommodate high-level tournament play and large-scale sporting events.

Golf Club Centanni

Toscana

Golf Club Cento

Emilia-Romagna

Golf Club Česká Lípa

Liberecký kraj

Golf Club České Švýcarsko Janov

Ústecký kraj

Golf Club České Švýcarsko Janov is an 18-hole course located in České Švýcarsko (Bohemian Switzerland) and holds the distinction of being the northernmost golf course in Bohemia. The course features a natural layout design that integrates seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Players can expect not only quality golf but also scenic views characteristic of the region's distinctive terrain. The natural setting of České Švýcarsko, known for its dramatic sandstone formations and picturesque scenery, provides an attractive backdrop for play. While specific details regarding par, designer information, and signature holes are not extensively documented in available sources, the course's natural design and northern location make it a unique destination within the Czech golf landscape. The 18-hole configuration accommodates golfers of varying skill levels seeking an authentic course experience in the distinctive geological setting of the Bohemian Switzerland region.

Golf Club Český Ráj - Srbsko

Středočeský kraj

Golf Club Città di Asti

Piemonte

Golf Club Città di Asti is a 9-hole golf course located in Asti, Italy, featuring a par 66 layout that spans 2,219 meters for nine holes and doubles to approximately 4,438 meters for a full 18-hole round. The course is entirely flat, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced players. A distinctive characteristic of the course is that each hole is named after a wine from the Asti region, reflecting the area's renowned viticulture heritage. These include Barbera d'Asti, Dolcetto d'Asti, Grignolino d'Asti, Malvasia di Casorzo, Gamba di Pernice, Moscato d'Asti, Asti Spumante, Ruché di Castagnole Monferrato, and Freisa di Asti. The club was founded in 2001 and has experienced significant growth since its inception. The first four holes were constructed in 2004, followed by additional holes completed in June 2006. The course received official accreditation from the Italian Golf Federation in December 2006. Since its establishment with just six members, the club has expanded to approximately 250 members, establishing itself as a notable golfing destination in the region.

Golf Club Claviere

Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Golf Club Claviere is situated in the scenic alpine landscape of the upper Val di Susa, offering members and guests a comprehensive golfing experience that blends sport, comfort, and mountain nature. The club provides extensive facilities designed for comfortable and complete play, including a practice range with eight open stations, a putting green, and professional instruction from golf masters. The venue features clubhouse amenities such as a restaurant with à la carte menu, dedicated men's and women's changing rooms, equipment storage with electric cart charging stations, and golf cart rentals. The setting emphasizes the integration of sport within the alpine environment, creating an exclusive atmosphere where golfers can enjoy both competitive play and natural surroundings. The club welcomes both members and guests, offering a complete range of services to enhance the golfing experience in this distinctive mountain setting.