Wilfried Moroder of MPS Golf Design laid out the course at Golf Club Passeier Meran and this relatively short but engaging track is set spectacularly within the heart of the Alps.
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Wilfried Moroder of MPS Golf Design laid out the course at Golf Club Passeier Meran and this relatively short but engaging track is set spectacularly within the heart of the Alps.
Passeier Meran
One of the most northerly golf layouts in Italy, the short course at Golf Club Passeier Meran first opened for play in 2004 and its terraced fairways are strategically routed around a number of water lily-covered ponds.
A delightful mountain track, designed by Willy Moroder of MPS Golf Design, the course extends to a total of 5,791 metres from the championship tees, playing to a par of 71.
Holes of particular note on the front nine include the short par fours at 5 and 6, which dogleg in opposite directions. On the inward half, the long par three 17th is ranked as the toughest hole, largely due to the rather intimidating water hazard that lies in front of the green.