Golf Club Pottenstein-Weidenloh e.V.

Dear guest, our green fee prices are clearly visible in the price list published on the Internet and in the Albrecht Golf Guide, at €85 without an "R" marking or 2:1 and are discounted to €65/€75… More

Dear guest, our green fee prices are clearly visible in the price list published on the Internet and in the Albrecht Golf Guide, at €85 without an "R" marking or 2:1 and are discounted to €65/€75 with an "R" marking. Double discounts are not possible.
It is also pointless to try to extort a desired price by making multiple, extremely rude visits to the office and threatening to give a bad rating. Your criticism also seems strange when you look at the newspaper reports from the championship that took place immediately before.

Outstanding golf course in Pottenstein at the German Team Championships AK18 Boys

The German team championships for the 18-year-old boys in Pottenstein were not only a sporting highlight, but also an event that will be particularly remembered thanks to the outstanding golf course. Pottenstein Golf Club provided the perfect stage for the prestigious tournament and impressed players and spectators alike with its unique design and scenic beauty.
As soon as you entered the course, it quickly became clear that Pottenstein is something special. Nestled in the picturesque Franconian Switzerland, the course presented itself with a mixture of rolling hills, dense forests and wide fairways that were not only visually impressive, but also presented the highest golfing demands. The demanding course demanded everything from the young players: tactical skill, precise shots and a clever game strategy. The differences in altitude on the courses in particular provided additional challenges that made the competition even more exciting.
Each hole was designed to offer players new challenges. The greens in particular required the utmost concentration - with their subtle slopes and fast surfaces, they required the utmost sensitivity even from the best putters in the tournament. But the real appeal of the course lay in its versatility: from risky drives to narrow fairways to cleverly placed bunkers that mercilessly punished every mistake, Pottenstein offered everything that makes a golfer's heart beat faster.
Despite these challenges, the players praised the course highly. It was not just the level of difficulty that made the Pottenstein Golf Club stand out, but also the outstanding care of the course. The fairways were in impeccable condition, the rough was dense but fair to play, and the greens were lightning fast and precise. The attention to detail and the care with which the course was prepared testified to the high level of professionalism of the venue.
But Pottenstein was not only a pleasure from a playing perspective. The view of the surrounding landscape from various courses gave the tournament a special atmosphere. The picturesque backdrop of Franconian Switzerland with its rock formations and green valleys made the game an experience that went far beyond pure competition. Many players and coaches agreed that Pottenstein is one of the most beautiful courses in Germany and represents a special challenge that the participants will remember for a long time.
The unique combination of scenic beauty and golfing standards made the Pottenstein Golf Club the secret star of the championships. The course ensured that every shot was well considered and rewarded those who were willing to take the risk. At the same time, it also offered moments of enjoyment and relaxation - exactly what a first-class golf course should do.
Overall, the Pottenstein Golf Club contributed significantly to the success of the German AK18 Boys Team Championships. The players had the opportunity to demonstrate their skills on one of the most demanding and beautiful courses in the country, and the audience experienced first-hand how challenging and fascinating golf can be. Pottenstein has once again proven itself as a venue for high-class tournaments and is likely to continue to play an important role in German golf in the future.

Translated by Google.