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Discover 20 Leading Golf Courses in Austria, including two new member clubs Eichenheim and Mieming, plus another 38 associated golf clubs in Germany and in Switzerland.
The Leading Golf Card is only valid at the Austrian member clubs, not in Germany and Switzerland.
Austria’s first 36-hole course charms you with its marvelous parkland courses, a colonial-style club house and many spa and recreational facilities.
The 18-hole Eichenheim golf course ensures varied golfing experiences in the midst of the breathtaking scenery of the Kitzbühel Alps.
The “Pebble Beach of the Alps” combines Alpine charm and Florida flair and offers sportive challenges for all handicap groups from the first days of spring to late in fall.
The oldest golf club of the Tyrol is located at the foot of the Karwendel. It invites golfers to tee off in the town center while the other holes promise pure Alpine golfing.
Thanks to natural elements harmoniously blending into the fairways, the club ranks among the most spectacular courses in Europe and was already voted Austria’s Golf Course of the Year five times.
The 18-hole championship course designed by Jack Nicklaus is a masterpiece of golf architecture and already hosted the Austrian Open several times.
You can improve your swing and putting stroke not only on the 27-hole course but also in the most modern 6D analytic center of Austria.
Given its fascinating course design, fine club culture and ideal golfing conditions, this club has been selected as a venue of national and international tournaments again and again.
This Alpine course surrounded by pristine nature is recommended by leading golf magazines over and over again. Because of its altitude, it offers extraordinary golfing conditions.
The large, park-like area with natural habitats, reed-bordered lakes, picturesque mountain scenery and varied fairways wins new fans every year and, nevertheless, is never crowded.
The gently undulating hills of Waldviertel, two multiple award-winning championship courses and a four-star hotel specifically catering to golfers make the golfer’s heart beat faster.
Elegance and exclusivity at the highest stage coin the unique design of the golf course with the wonderful view of the mountains of the Zillertal valley.
Jeremy Pern created a wonderful golf landscape on the unique Tullnerfeld. Heart of the system is the Diamond Course, an 18-hole championship course.
Tradition und Geschichte auf Schritt und Tritt am 104 Hektar großen Schlosspark. Im Gegensatz zu vielen anderen Plätzen nicht künstlich modelliert, sondern als bestehender Rahmen optimal genützt.
18 hole chamipionship course, picturesquely embedded between the mountains Schafberg, Drachenwand and the lake Mondsee with the best finishing holes in the golf world.
The Diamond Club Ottenstein is located in the southern Waldviertel - close to the Wachau World Heritage Site. Two narrow streams and idyllic natural ponds give this 18-hole championship course its special character.
Fantastic 18-hole course, peace and relaxation in the exclusive hotel directly on the golf course and a guaranteed cosy end to a successful day of golf with a sundowner on the clubhouse terrace with a view of the inspiring Tyrolean mountains.
Golfclub Föhrenwald is one of the 15 oldest golf courses in Austria. It is a traditional course that has stood the test of time thanks to a perfect redesign.
Located on the south-western outskirts of Vienna, nestled in a varied garden landscape, the 18-hole golf course of the Golf & Country Club Brunn combines the advantages of city and country.
Alpine golfing paradise with 27 fairways. The right golf package for every level of play.
Get the Leading Golf Card and explore 18 of the most sophisticated golf courses in Austria.
The Leading Golf Card is only valid at the Austrian member clubs, not in Germany and Switzerland.
This golf course is in my opinion one Austria's finest. Interesting varied holes, embedded in the picturesque landscape of the Upper Austrian Alpine foothills.
One of the most beautiful and best maintained golf courses in Austria, with great attention to detail
