User Reviews
for Golf Club Petersberg, Deutschnofen, Italy
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Competitive and narrow
Reviewed August 26, 2019
I hiked today 16km an then decided to play round. Golf course interested me quite long time. Family owned business something like Adamstal. Since first step in clubhouse I was very warmly welcome. They offer all the training places from driving range just next to parking lot and 1st tee. I love those mountain courses. They are not easy but has soul. Course is kids and dogs friendly if you follow etiquete. Front nine start with easy par 4. Than another par 4 become more challenging. Bring your accurate game here. Fairways are everything but not flat and wide. Always surrounded by trees. Quality of fairways is about right. Green and juicy nou drought. Some spots are not top notch but thats OK. Greens are perfect. Fast nice fairly ondulated. On front nine I like hole number 3. Holes are quite hilly like number 9 next to club house. Back nine is even more challenging. Starts with easy par 3 and than crazy par 5. Best holes for me are 3,2, 15,16,17 signature hole. I was only disapointed with one thing. I rent elektro trolly and battery dies on hole number 13, than I have to push;(. Nevertheless the great price performance value for the fee they charge. Will for sure come back one day.
Tight and tricky
Reviewed June 4, 2016
Firstly this was the best restaurant of all the courses that we played in the area, so dont forget to have lunch. Compared to St Vigil and Dolomiti, the holes appeared to be a bit more jammed in but there is plenty of opportunity to use the driver. Another walking course, with beautiful scenery, but a good test of golf, with greens in generally goid condition. If you are in the area, play it.
An excellent choice
Reviewed August 16, 2011
An excellent location, a panoramic and technical medium/hard course, the beauty of the Dolomites, an excellent restaurant, the courtesy and politness of the owners, the competence of the local pro make of this course an excellent solution for a fantastic holiday.
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Precise golf
Reviewed August 22, 2023
You don't have to be a long hitter to master this beautiful course, but be precise! It is often important to hit the correct side of the fairway so that there are no trees in the line of play. Also, the balls fly 5-10% further because of the height of the course. The condition of the course is also very good, the paths and bunker edges could be a little better
My rating was between 4 and 5 stars, but the club restaurant was just too delicious
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Beautiful forest course
Reviewed May 21, 2023
Unfortunately bad time caught! The place was mowed and the greens worked on. The mowed grass was damp and stayed put. As a result, the fairways are not good. The grass was sometimes much too high. Interesting place with many doglegs. The putting greens quickly become dirty due to the grass on the shoes. Straight and tactical play required. Luckily we walked with an e-caddy, more strenuous than expected. But we would play it again with the acquired course knowledge.
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Autumn backdrop
Reviewed October 7, 2022
Great place, challenging due to the many trees and differences in height, but not unfair. You can leave the driver in the bag for most holes.
Fast and directional greens. It's green everywhere, no matter where you look. Panorama was great, especially the colorful trees next to the fairways were a real eye-catcher
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Great place in the mountains
Reviewed September 26, 2022
Nice place but difficult. Lots of doglegs and a large forest! Beautiful greens and fairways. Definitely visit the restaurant. Good food and nice host. Come again!
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...very quiet in the forest...
Reviewed July 29, 2022
...is this course, with some beautiful views. You can often enjoy the panorama of the South Tyrolean and Trentino Dolomites.
Only the journey gives you an idea of what to expect - it's uphill - on the high plateau.
According to our information, this is not only the oldest golf course in South Tyrol, but also the highest 18-hole course in Italy - at 1,250 meters above sea level - only Alta Badia (9 holes) is even higher at 1,700 meters above sea level.
Lively up and down, with numerous sloping exposed - partly miniature - greens await the players. The course does not need many bunkers to ensure target golf, the terrain and the sometimes narrow fairways ensure this.
Good layout with lots of variety.
It is not a course for the driver, the holes measure less than 300 meters on average, long irons and small woods are enough to create a good par chance.
We really liked the greens, well maintained and easy to play - good speed.
Overall, this facility has a lot of catching up to do in terms of course maintenance. The many brown areas - also bald spots - partly due to lack of water on many fairways cloud the optics noticeably. The mowing cadence was also a topic of conversation, not all tees and fairways were freshly mowed. As is usual for such courses at these altitudes, the vegetation is often very different and rustic - very good on individual fairways.
A course that you can play well on foot, the temperature was a few lower than in the valley with well over 35 degrees.
Two were under, two deposited a few balls, but still had a lot of fun.
Good gastro with a rich menu and nice staff have led to a "forgiving" conclusion.
Everyone has given three stars, four would be possible, but the maintenance should be far better - five stars don't stand a chance - are more like sympathy ratings for us.
The Golf Guide Award Ranking List never ceases to amaze us, yes the preferences are very different, so is the golfing experience... this facility doesn't make it onto our continental list.
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Like place
Reviewed July 26, 2022
Nice course with very interesting holes. I liked that you could play the course tactically very differently due to the not too long length and the many doglegs. A beautiful view is also not neglected. Staff friendly and club restaurant is also recommended.
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Beautiful, but not easy to play
Reviewed July 10, 2022
The place is really interesting and well maintained!
Some holes are difficult to play, as forests often lurk on the sides. The greens are also mostly well defended (and fast!) Those who are not in good shape should rather take a car, as it sometimes goes up and down. The staff are friendly and competent - you can feel at home here
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When it's hot downstairs and stays cool upstairs
Reviewed June 30, 2022
We pilled the place for the 1st time today and are... really excited. The reception is very friendly and nice, you feel welcome! The tracks are in perfect condition and the greens are perfect.
You should take the time to "pause" at least once on the round, the calm is noticeable and simply limitless!
But back to the square. It has (as already mentioned) a lot of doglegs. The layout signage of the individual holes is perfect and causes few problems!
If you like it a little cooler, you should play this course in summer...! In the valley below it was over 30 degrees hot, in Petersberg (1350m above sea level) it was pleasant with a light wind.
We'll be back, M & St
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Dogleg left / dogleg right
Reviewed June 9, 2022
... the first time most places are difficult - this one especially. Hardly a track without a dogleg.
The second time it will be easier.
Great condition - great greens.
The 2nd best place in South Tyrol
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Pure golfing pleasure
Reviewed May 27, 2022
Played late May 22.
As always, a very nice welcome. Since the place was almost empty earlier in the morning, we were able to start earlier. 18 holes of pure enjoyment. No waiting times. Place in excellent condition. Just beautiful.
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Very nice, very friendly welcome and lots of doglegs
Reviewed October 30, 2021
I played the course in autumn - at the end of October - in wonderful weather. The reception at the front desk was extremely nice and friendly.
Overall, the place was very narrow, very woody with many doglegs. Unfortunately, almost nothing of the mountain panorama can be seen here, as there is forest around the railways. The fairways were in good condition and the greens were relatively fast.
Apart from the PAR-3s, almost all tracks are doglegs. If you play the course for the first time and alone - like me - you face some obstacles: Sometimes blind tee-offs mean that you don't always hit the right side of the fairway. In addition, the balls roll through the often hanging fairways in places where you would not expect them. Especially with the many PAR4s you have to - if you want to play the PAR play in the bend to have the chance to meet the green with the second. Sometimes I also managed to take a short cut across the trees. Since the greens are kept quite small, it was still difficult to hit the green.
The driving range is relatively narrow and not particularly long, but sufficient. However, there are only relatively few tees available - if it is full, the tees here could quickly be all occupied.
The course is relatively flat - for a place in the middle of the mountains. Cart is not absolutely necessary, but in some places (up to the 10 and up to the tee of the 15) it is quite steep to the top.
Overall, I liked the place, but it is a bit too narrow for me (I hit relatively far but not very precisely). I therefore prefer somewhat more generous fairways. In addition, the lanes are sometimes difficult to assess when playing for the first time or without the support of an experienced flight partner.
I also missed the view of the surrounding mountain panorama a little. The gastronomy is said to be very good, unfortunately (as I had to continue) I didn't have the opportunity to test it...
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One of the most beautiful in South Tyrol
Reviewed October 18, 2021
On most courses in South Tyrol you have to make compromises: Too mountainous, too short, only 9 holes, etc.
Petersberg is a fully-fledged course with a lot of forest and therefore few panoramic views.
The place is playful due to the many trees and the really sharp(
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Just great
Reviewed September 9, 2021
Super exciting 18-hole course. Not easy to play because the greens are mostly elevated and well defended. Interesting design with some doglegs and lots of trees. The condition of the place was great except for a few drying points. The club restaurant is absolutely recommendable!
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Great alpine place with many doglegs
Reviewed August 31, 2021
Were there in early June. Beautiful alpine place at 1300m. Fast greens and well-manicured fairways. The architect had a preference for doglegs, but that is also a nice change from other places. Few bunkers, but a lot of forest that loves to devour balls! Nice staff, even got a birdiebook as a gift.
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Sensational views
Reviewed August 18, 2021
We played GC Petersberg while passing through and were not disappointed. Challenging place that needs good strategy. We liked it very much.
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Most beautiful place in South Tyrol
Reviewed June 16, 2021
After almost 10 years of golfing in South Tyrol, we played the course for the first time. A dream in dream weather. Friendly welcome, excellent gastronomy. We don't wait another 10 years
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Beautiful place at 1300 m
Reviewed October 18, 2020
We found the place in good condition. In October the season is almost over, the course is damp, but still easy to play. Magnificent views of greens quickly and well-kept
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Space is great
Reviewed June 9, 2020
I have been playing here regularly for some years during my June vacation.
There is nothing to complain about. In high heat in the valley below, I can escape here and play at pleasant temperatures.
The staff is friendly and the restaurant is very good, although the prices are a bit higher than in a normal restaurant.
If you want to play here earlier than June, you will find some swamp.
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No more etiquette..
Reviewed October 11, 2019
Actually, we like the place and always play it when we stay in the crown in Aldein.
On 17.09. We started around 9:00 clock in glorious weather and freezing temperatures. There was nothing going on in the square, a relaxed round started.
Around 10.13 clock we come to the "10", a par 3, in front of us a four-women's flight, obviously started on the "10" - a bad habit of recent times, which is spreading everywhere. Nevertheless, a golf course starts at the tee "1" and a flight on 4 drying sets (before that were 4 of the kind) is a start at the "1" at all reasonable. Since the ladies did not know etiquette and could not play golf, we finished the game at the "11".
This club will never see me again!
I give 3 stars nevertheless, because the place, at least the first 9 holes are golfing and visually very beautiful. the second nine are rather karnickel.
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4 stars with goodwill
Reviewed June 17, 2019
Space design with water and doglegs interesting, the up and down challenging, fairways acceptable, nice staff and members.
Greens not loyal and rather slow, the holes are not repainted, the lanes partly close together, the kart rugged like a goat, the alpine panorama only at two holes to see, we were rather disappointed in the overall impression and would not return.
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Just great
Reviewed June 8, 2019
We played the course in 2017 and were really excited. This year we have not only made a stopover in South Tyrol, but stayed several days. The place is gorgeous, fairways like a carpet, greens great and the food is a class of its own anyway.
Golf vacation at its finest. Compliments to the friendly staff, we have rarely experienced such a natural friendliness in both the secretariat and in the restaurant. Thanks and keep it up... We will be back, maybe even in autumn.
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Beautiful Place
Reviewed June 5, 2019
At 1100m altitude is the GC Petersberg, again a place with some ups and downs, still reasonably good to walk, but again and again with many slopes.
The place is relatively short, but because of the design of the tracks should be stuck with most of the players of the driver. Straight tees are because of the sometimes narrow aisles in the forest the drug of choice.
Supposedly two weeks before there was still snow, that would at least excuse the not so perfect condition of some fairways and greens. Always nice views, tricky designed greens, was fun. In addition a friendly receipt and a recommendable Gastro.
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Great Place
Reviewed September 18, 2018
We played twice in the beginning of July. Very varied. Fairways mainly in forest aisles. Pleasant atmosphere, no rush was felt. Very nice and sociable, local club members. Everything great.
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Peter Golf
Reviewed September 16, 2018
Very nice place good care condition. The many doglegs are getting used to. Even the rather small greens are often elevated and therefore difficult the first time. Friendly staff nice eatery
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Quiet and interesting
Reviewed September 14, 2018
The place is well maintained with beautiful greens, which are partly elevated and often run differently than expected. Many doglegs and tight lanes require strategic play. The driver is not often needed because the lanes are not very long. The whole area is quiet and has a lot to offer. The club office and service are great, friendly and customer-oriented.
Overall, the most beautiful place in the room Bolzano.
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Today no 3 stars, ...
Reviewed May 31, 2018
Maybe in the summer, when the place has dried up.
The fairways were extremely wet, greens slow, bumpy, in addition to the tees many Kahlstellen, etc., etc The place made a really unkempt impression, although the fairways at 1,300 m altitude were quite interesting.
Was it too early to play here after the winter??
It was not funny, maybe another time!
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Advisable
Reviewed October 10, 2017
The place was skilfully built in a very beautiful landscape. There are perhaps too many lanes with doglegs, but this is quite a change to conventional places. A precise game is called for, since a missing of the playgrounds usually means the end. All greens have to be played exactly, since these are mostly increased and rather small. Good condition for early October. A friendly staff and excellent cuisine complete the experience.
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Highly recommended!!
Reviewed September 2, 2017
I and my wife spent a wonderful day in Petersberg. The place was in an excellent condition, the fairways were a dream! A big compliment goes to the service and to the restaurant, the food was just great.
Only recommendable;)
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Great place and super friendly
Reviewed August 15, 2017
On the way to the Garda Lake we made this time an intermediate stop in South Tyrol and drove to the golf club Petersberg. We called on the way and we immediately informed the available start times. Since we wanted to play in pairs, we were immediately pointed out that later on the morning several 4-way flights start and we should start shortly before them.
The place was in excellent condition, greens perfect and fairways juicy green despite the hot summer. The nature is impressive, you feel like in a natural park.
The food and service at the club house is the best thing we have ever experienced on a golf course.
We will certainly come back soon, next time hopefully for a par day. Thanks a lot and see you soon.
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Total zerrupft
Reviewed April 18, 2017
The place is beautiful and you can well distracted by the mountain panorama during the round - but golfing is not the place to recommend. Despite a not so bad winter greens are all in poor condition and started work place certainly need 3 months before their tracks are green.
Too bad. The driving range is more than rare to deplorable.
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Response from Hans-Peter Thaler, Club Manager at Golf Club Petersberg
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Sorry you were disappointed in our place. We opened the place on April 15 and also always pointed out that we have a reduced green fees start of the season, because the place is not completely green… More
Sorry you were disappointed in our place. We opened the place on April 15 and also always pointed out that we have a reduced green fees start of the season, because the place is not completely green because of the winter. Yesterday we had -5 degrees and at these temperatures many repairs are not possible. I find it strange that you rate a place without the fact to take into account that the space after the winter break can be played back only been two days and on which you have paid for this very reason a greatly reduced green fee. You can be sure that the place after several days of rain and warmer temperatures again in perfect condition within 1-2 weeks, as our members and guests are accustomed to.
We would appreciate if you would then convince yourself.
Criticism of the driving range I unfortunately do not understand.
With best regards
Hans-Peter Thaler
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Not a nice place state
Reviewed April 18, 2017
Have played the square on 04/17/2017 for the 2nd time. Unfortunately, the course condition has worsened to the previous year.
Some greens were created. Great, go on.
Many fairways and tees are simply in miserable condition.
Very sad! The views are spectacular, the but unfortunately not enough.
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Response from Hans-Peter Thaler, Club Manager at Golf Club Petersberg
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Sorry you were disappointed in our place. They were on the 2nd day after the winter break with us, where next door was still skied. We have all members and guests pointed out that you can play from… More
Sorry you were disappointed in our place. They were on the 2nd day after the winter break with us, where next door was still skied. We have all members and guests pointed out that you can play from April 15, the fairways, greens and tees but are not yet in perfect condition. Peter Berg is located at 1,250 meters above sea level and at temperatures of up to -5 degrees, it is not possible for the court in mid-April is already completely in order. This is exactly why we also have a greatly reduced green fees during these weeks.
We assume that the space after several days of rain and warmer temperatures again in perfect condition within 1-2 weeks, as our members and guests are accustomed to.
With best regards
Hans-Peter Thaler
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Unfortunately not well maintained
Reviewed September 13, 2016
The club feeds on good reviews. He is beautiful, yes, but not outstanding. The old trees and doglegs make the course interesting. Unfortunately, many guests or members are not able to mend their devots. This is not retained by the court workers. Why the ball washers are completely dehydrated - and that for weeks - remains closed to me.
All in all, 70 € unjustified.
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Everything is great here!
Reviewed September 3, 2016
Everything is great here - except so many discount...
Beautiful scenery, interesting, varied and well-maintained paths, perfect service.
Many doglegs, sometimes left, sometimes right, sometimes down, sometimes uphill, sometimes shorter, sometimes longer to bend, it is never boring, especially the panorama changes frequently. The railways always require a deliberate kick. Device this is too long or too short, or take the wrong side of the fairway, the blow to the green difficult is (unless your name is Bubba Watson). The greens fast, well maintained, but well undulating and challenging - here threaten Dreiputts.
Green fee rates as everywhere in South Tyrol Unfortunately proud.
All in all and Conclusion: despite the short overall length of a challenge and a great pleasure! Always my pleasure!
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Doglegs
Reviewed October 18, 2015
On Sunday, October 4,2015 we play Petersberg, just again Friday, October 9:
Petersberg, nearly 5400 m (yellow), opened in 1989 and becoming the first golf course in South Tyrol. A well-kept place with partly panoramic, but not the madness mountain panorama of other places. Nevertheless, nice views. The site has sometimes climbs but everything is still in the moderate framework. However, currently extremely damp / wet. The definitely wettest place of allen5. Courses we played. Nevertheless, surprisingly, charts could still be used!!! This place is characterized by the many doglegs. Good maintenance, sometimes a bit tight but never unfair. Of all played courses of the least spectacular. I particularly liked the 17, perhaps because the green was shrouded in mist in the first games and the second time we hat at this hole fantastic sunshine
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You can have fun here,
Reviewed September 28, 2015
Whether you now have three, four or five star gives him - this is more a matter of taste. The course requires precision play, is not easy to go, varied and fairly and is in good condition. We have seen nothing from the countryside, the weather was overcast but dry. Those who come early, also comes through well and quickly. If you want to insert on the way to the south a stopover, then here. The hotel recommendations at the club and especially the Gasthof Krone is a worthwhile goal in itself.
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Pinewood
Reviewed August 28, 2015
Uniquely beautiful, so does golf with dog fun. But golf also the difficult is not too short!
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That was fun!
Reviewed July 11, 2015
A truly exciting and challenging place out. Very nice paths through the woods. Not really long but it chases a dogleg the other. Sets from beginning to end. And if you leave out the driver a couple of times, the score noticeably improved!
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So golf is fun
Reviewed June 20, 2015
We played the course in June. Course condition was, except for the part rather high semi-rough, in great condition. The nicely fitted into the natural holes are varied.
The reception and all the staff were very friendly and helpful. The food on the terrace of the beautiful clubhouse tasted good
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1A
Reviewed March 29, 2015
It is the best golf course in South Tyrol!
Woodland course with acute tracks, not easy to play!
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Very nice place
Reviewed September 23, 2014
A great parkland course, to play in a good condition, the really fun. Varied paths, often garnished with great views. Some holes are tight sporty - here hitters can train their psyche.
We (Hcp50 & 15) loved it and would aufteen here again!
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Full marks!
Reviewed June 1, 2014
Rarely has me playing golf so much fun as last weekend in Petersberg - so I've played the course twice!
Here almost everything is right! Gorgeous scenery, gorgeous inserted into the countryside golf course, great care condition, nice people, interesting layout, delightful paths etc. etc. Particularly useful is incredibly good, fast undulating greens and refined.
These the friendly owner (Hans-Peter Thaler) and Pro Antony Jackson, who had / helped me us with a lot of patience, emotion and persuasion in a very short time a big step...
And then the indescribably warm place to stay at Gasthof Wieser... Wow, if you have a "crazy golf" host has ... :-)
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Here everything
Reviewed May 4, 2013
We quickly played the first 9 holes after a long winter and lots of rain in the preceding weeks in one night and still were of the "total package" absolutely thrilled. The Secretariat pointed us to the same place on the still wet out and offered an unsolicited substantial discount because of non-optimal state to place. Super! (As bad as it was but did not know you could almost everywhere play well without adverse effects, only the grass was, although freshly mowed, sometimes quite high.) The place is very varied, no two holes are alike, with a mountain course quite small differences in altitude. A golf cart is probably not necessary in the summer, you can run everything and there is plenty of shade. The numerous doglegs you can abbreviate happy again because the balls did not stop flying because of the altitude (1200 masl). There are woods, water, and some bunkers, manicured tees and greens and magnificent scenery. The place is never unfair, you have several different ways to play the ball with more or less risk, because of the current forest everywhere you should just be able to just play balls, then the length is of secondary importance.
We were also thrilled with the friendly, attentive and helpful nature of the staff in the Secretariat and in the restaurant. Everything we have been eating and drinking on the terrace of excellent quality at reasonable price.
We will definitely be back and then play the whole place!
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Not everything that glitters is gold!
Reviewed September 1, 2011
The place is super. I've already played it repeatedly. However, for the first time in August. The green fee rates at this time are explosive. In May / June 2010 I have about 50 € bezalt. In August, 72 €. Such increases can I find unnecessary.
As for the dog ban, I have had other experiences here. Not that I have anything against dogs, but there are dogs allowed. This one should be deleted from the assessment.
As I said, all in all a good place. Not only in July / August.
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