Opened for play in 2004, Ropice Golf Resort can trace its origins to the mid-1970s when the sports union TJ Oldřichovice TESLA founded a golf section which at that time played out of a course in Šilheřovice. Over time, the club became Golf Club Třinec which was renamed Beskydský Golf Club in 1999.
Ropice, Czech Republic
Opened for play in 2004, Ropice Golf Resort can trace its origins to the mid-1970s when the sports union TJ Oldřichovice TESLA founded a golf section which at that time played out of a course in Šilheřovice. Over time, the club became Golf Club Třinec which was renamed Beskydský Golf Club in 1999.
Opened for play in 2004, Ropice Golf Resort can trace its origins to the mid-1970s when the sports union TJ Oldřichovice TESLA founded a golf section which at that time played out of a course in Šilheřovice. Over time, the club became Golf Club Třinec which was renamed Beskydský Golf Club in 1999.
Hans Georg Erhard was then engaged at the start of the new millennium to lay out a new course for the members in Ropice which lies close to the border with Poland in the foothills of the Beskids Mountains, between Třinec and Český Těšín. The new 18-hole course opened for play in 2004.
The original course measured 6,263 metres in length, with par set at 72 but such was the popularity of the Ropice development, an addition Blue nine was added in 2023. The Red nine is now formed from holes 10-18 of the old layout and the White comprises former holes 1-5 and 7 (as the new #9) along with three new holes.
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