West Germany
We've taken the regional golf federation of North Rhine-Westfalia and turned it into the West area of Germany with a total of 158 courses.
Hubbelrath (East)
West Germany, Germany
Hubbelrath (East)
Hubbelrath Golf Club was founded in 1961 and it’s located a mere 10kms east of Düsseldorf City Centre on 90 hectares of heavily forested and rather hilly land.
Gut Lärchenhof
West Germany, Germany
Gut Lärchenhof
Gut Lärchenhof Golf Club returned to the professional circuit by first staging the BMW International Open in 2012, thus continuing a proud tradition that began by hosting the German Masters and the Mercedes-Benz Championship.
Bad Münstereifel
West Germany, Germany
Bad Münstereifel
Bad Münstereifel is the archetypical hidden gem… no one in particular designed it, it lies in the middle of nowhere, there is hardly any traffic on the golf course...
Elmpter Wald
West Germany, Germany
Elmpter Wald
Despite being a bit on the short side, the golf course at Elmpter Wald must rank as one of the best in Germany. It has strategy, quirk, sandy fairways and heather galore.
Haxterpark (Haxterhöhe Links)
West Germany, Germany
Haxterpark (Haxterhöhe Links)
Home venue of the Paderborn University golf teams, the Haxterhöhe Links course at Haxterpark was laid out in the style of a Celtic links by Achim Reinmuth of Städler Golf Courses, with shaping by Conor J. Walsh.
Düsseldorfer
West Germany, Germany
Düsseldorfer
Düsseldorfer Golf Club's adventure starts off with three moderate holes and then the rollercoaster is kick started...
Schloss Myllendonk
West Germany, Germany
Schloss Myllendonk
A mid-1960s Donald Harradine design, the course at Golfclub Schloss Myllendonk was renovated in recent years by Christoph Städler, resulting in the upgrading of tees, fairways and greens, along with the introduction of two new holes.
Bergisch Land
West Germany, Germany
Bergisch Land
Bergisch Land means "mountainous country" and that may be a slight exaggeration, but "hilly" certainly fits the bill.