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Czech Republic

It is said that the Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia) is an intriguing country that has charming cobbled streets and squares surrounded with the most stunning architecture and some dating to the Renaissance and gothic times. The Czech Republic is also home to top tennis players like Martina Navratilova and Ivan Lendl, but the best way to appreciate the country is to settle into an armchair in a café and enjoy an exquisite Czech beer. You never know, you might be lucky enough to see an upcoming Eva Herzigova. There's an extensive Czech golfing heritage which dates from 1904 the year Karlovy Vary first opened for playing. There are now more than 100 golf courses in the Czech Republic with 53,000 Czech golfers. There are plenty of excellent courses, too. And we present to you our top selection of the Czech courses. Our rankings of the Top 30 Golf Courses of the Czech Republic were last updated in April 2023.

  1. PGA National Czech Republic

    Designed by Kyle Phillips, the PGA National Czech Republic course is the sporting centrepiece of the 350-acre Oaks Prague estate, featuring a clubhouse that was once a chateau listed in the historic building register to the Von Schuttelsberg family.

  2. Casa Serena

    The exclusive and private course at Casa Serena is routed with returning loops of nine holes over what was previously used as farmland, secluded from the modern world by dense forest.

  3. Albatross Golf Resort

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    Albatross Golf Resort

    The Albatross Golf Resort presents a mighty challenge when played from the championship tees and is laid out in two returning nines, each of which concludes with water-laden holes close to the resort's clubhouse.

  4. Karlstejn (A & B)

    The 6,324-metre course at Karlstejn Golf Resort lies in the grounds of Karlstejn Castle and is routed over a hilly, wooded landscape with limestone outcrops, ravines and a couple of lakes.

  5. Karlovy Vary

    The Czech Republic is certainly steeped in history and the spa town of Karlovy Vary is romantic and enchanting. But we think that the classic Karlovy Vary golf course is well worth a visit in its own right.

  6. Ypsilon

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    Ypsilon

    Ypsilon was designed by Austrian-based architect Keith Preston and it became an instant hit with local golfers when it opened for play...

  7. Royal Marianske Lazne

    Pine trees surround the Royal Marianske Lazne property and this majestic parkland golf course will test your driving skills and flatter your distances...

  8. Greensgate

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    Greensgate

    Laid out in a wooded valley either side of the Klabava River, Greensgate, formerly Golf Park Plzen, is one of the best additions to the country’s portfolio of modern golf courses.

  9. Prosper (Old)

    Designed by Miguel Angel Jiménez, the Old course at Prosper Golf Resort Celadna can be extended to a massive 7,177-yards and it opened for play in 2001.

  10. Ostravice

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    Ostravice

    A Chris Johnson design that first opened for play in 2008, the Ostravice golf course is situated in the foothills of the picturesque Beskydy Mountain region, close to the Czech Republic’s border with Slovakia and Poland.