User Reviews
for Golf Club Varmert e.V., Kierspe-Varmert, Germany
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Great and demanding place
Reviewed August 15, 2021
The two of us were there for the first time today.
Through friends we knew that an electric cart was very recommendable, which I can only confirm. Sometimes long and steep, stony paths to the next tee. The railways go well up and down and you are often in an inclined position. Diverse and exciting what to expect next.
The condition of the fairways, bunkers and greens were really great and in pristine condition.
I would play the course again at any time, but only with a cart.
Secretariat very friendly and gastronomy very good and inexpensive.
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- Original version
Beautiful prospects; bad greens
Reviewed May 24, 2021
Basically a beautifully located course with great views that poses some challenges for the player (especially with regard to stamina). Unfortunately, the greens were in poor condition when they were playing on May 23,2021. Proper putting was not possible here. (I hope the greenkeepers get that back) Most of the members met very friendly. It can be annoying that sometimes the lanes of flights are changed so that you suddenly have a flight in front of or behind you that you had not noticed yet.
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Everything great
Reviewed June 6, 2019
I played the club as a guest in a tournament - great members and staff, all very friendly. The place was in great condition - is due to the location of course hilly - but also very interesting and challenging.
It was great fun and I will play here again!
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Best Care
Reviewed October 16, 2015
A challenging course that stands out through its excellent maintenance condition of the fairways and greens. Electric trolley or cart is recommended because of the mountainous terrain.
The only downside, but I look at as an individual case: About 7 holes accompanied us an extremely loud leaf blowers (unfortunately in game direction working). The Greenkeeper had evidently for improved performance off his muffler, perhaps earlier VW employees :-). After a pause he was much quieter and no longer disturbing.
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Great Place
Reviewed July 31, 2015
I have played the course twice.
It goes up and down a good condition is a prerequisite.
Some blind shots. Tactic is often required. Nice People
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Fast greens
Reviewed June 22, 2013
Very well maintained complex with ups and downs. Some holes are blind to play what was the greatest challenge for us because we did not know the place. The greens are very well maintained and fast. We have the space dealt with e-cart, which was a good decision because of the topography. Recommended.
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Mountain and valley by the nature
Reviewed April 18, 2013
The place is really something deposited in a charming landscape. Except for a few cars that go very close to the main road over, you can enjoy the peace and nature. The challenge is mainly in the height differences and the sometimes very long distances between individual deductions to be overcome (some with crossing fairways of another car). I (mid 40's, normal sporty ambitious) had 11 holes to the thought of giving up. Those who persevere will be rewarded with never becoming boring holes. In addition to the aforementioned challenge, there are some slopes and water hazards to master. Higher HC will have some difficulties on certain holes, the same as in lane 1. The condition was so far ok (greens after the harsh winter still with problems to mid-April). I was serving in the Secretariat as a guest friendly, I was even the obligatory and unfortunately too high surcharge for guest players without hologram of 20, - € enacted (because of the greens). The "normal" green fee is certainly reasonable. The members greeted all very friendly. Who wants to take the path up and has enough stamina, should play a round here.
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Just gorgeous
Reviewed September 27, 2011
Somewhat isolated in the south-western angle of the Mark Brandenburg district on the border with UW is this superb 18-hole course surrounded by woods. With magnificent views and sometimes quite challenging play.
Very friendly and excellent cuisine in a converted old farmhouse.
Always worth a trip.
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