User Reviews
for Golfclub Schloß Meisdorf e.V., Falkenstein/OT Meisdorf, Germany
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Calm, quiet and beautifully located
Reviewed September 1, 2021
I played the course twice during the lockdown in April 2021 on my vacation in the Harz model region. There was very little going on, just come by and tee off was the motto on the phone. And so it was. Reception was nice. It is certainly not an exclusive golf club, but I like it a lot, the focus here is on the sport. I was greeted by the best weather, I even managed to get home with a good sunburn, and that in April.
The place was in good shape. Wild boars had rioted in some places, but the lawn was mowed well, the greens were spotless, the signs were OK. The first 9 lanes are quite at ground level. The second 9 then go over some strenuous hills (after all, Harz is here too) and there are some blind spots that challenged me quite a bit on the first lap. Another difficulty is often an end at the track borders, the balls are then definitely gone because it has an electric fence for wildlife protection.
I definitely had a few balls less but also two nice rounds. Once I was held up by a very slow-playing senior citizen who made no move to let me by and still preferred to fish balls on every lane. For the first time in my golf life, I had to play a provocative ball up close to make myself heard. But these are snapshots and can happen anywhere.
This place is a recommendation if you are in the region and was worth the 30 km drive each way.
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You can, but you do not have to
Reviewed July 5, 2019
Place in dubious care condition.
Rock hard, dry fairways, clay bunkers. High ball losses due to uncontrolled jumping balls and sloping fairways.
Nice clubhouse with friendly service and delicious small dishes.
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Care in need
Reviewed August 17, 2017
We had been looking forward to the pitch. The state of mind has made us think. Fairways that are first cut elsewhere. Panels on the tee-offs are old (look like themselves painted) and without distances. For strangers and "blind" playing tracks a strong restriction. Lots of clover on the tracks and so-called first cut, that balls easily disappear. The clay soil is strongly attached to the balls, but only a ball-washing machine is appreciated at every third hole. This is just bad.
I play 9 years of golf and have not played such a "cultivated" facility. An extra journey is not worth it.
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Sporty place in quiet surroundings
Reviewed June 6, 2017
We played this place on a Thursday morning and were still quite lonely on the pitch. So we could play a quiet round, which also allowed to orientate itself in one or the other difficult situation. Many doglegs, mostly with water obstacles in the crease, hilly with a few slanting, fat Semirough. Condition overall good, only the 16 somewhat neglected - (12 - 15 blocked at time... see homepage). Requirements because of sometimes missing overview for Greenfee players quite ambitious (Spvg 15 for Hcp 13), but also also varied. Whoever is not so good on foot should use e-trolley or cart. With Albrecht voucher 2 for 1 particularly attractive, but also without a visit worth. Secretariat very nice and helpful. Small drawback in the otherwise good practice: no chipping green.
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Discerning place
Reviewed October 5, 2016
Very nicely manicured greens, sharp doglegs, laterally sloping fairways, teilwise really challenging elevation changes, sometimes requiring a blind tee, make this place quite ambitious. Very nice staff. The secretary was almost Leisure Breaks mass tourism. We would definitely come back.
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Pretentious place in beautiful surroundings
Reviewed August 5, 2016
We played the course in July 2016 and can us the previous comments about the sometimes not optimal location status (which, however, already a few years old) do not connect.
We liked the place and liked it except for a few small, dry locations on the one or other herbaceous border (there were several weeks no rain) there was nothing to complain about.
The square itself is surprisingly sophisticated, which is partly due to the (in particular the "back nine") somewhat hillier course history, on the other hand also to the 2-3 "blind" doglegs and brings good players sweat.
We especially enjoyed the train have 8 and 15 like that offer a really great view of the local Selketal.
Not quite perfect is the Food quite reasonable (but cozy) clubhouse, since only snacks are served in principle.
However, as hotel guests, we had both packed lunches, and dinner in the arrangement, so that it did not fall for us significant.
We would the place definitely play again, because it is fun right after several rounds.
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Care deficiencies...
Reviewed October 20, 2014
Sorry, we do on a Sunday (10.19.14), as it apparently was not previously Greenkeeping, used this place. The fairways on the state rather resembled a semi-rough. In the semi-rough were barely find through the tall grass balls. The course is designed both beautiful and challenging, in fact, so I can not understand why the not so wont be that you do not have to always look for balls, even if these are only a few meters from the green away. This has unnecessarily delayed the game and brought us to a lot of game fun. For us that the long journey was not worth it. Reception was very nice. Fast operation. Unfortunately, the operation in the clubhouse did not know that there was cake. The latte macchiato glass was only half full:-(
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Beautiful golf experience
Reviewed August 1, 2014
In July 2014 I played in Meis village.
A great place that was well fitted into the landscape with large structural diversity.
The place is ambitious athletic, but could have some obstacle elements more. Well maintained complex with slight problems on the greens.
Great club house, nice people!
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A challenge, but very sexy!
Reviewed June 24, 2014
Discerning place because often the flag or water hazards are not seen. Some tracks fall heavily on the side, so you have to play very precisely. One is compensated by a beautiful landscape and some great views. Very good place condition, fast greens! A cart is meaningful, since the last 9 holes but are very hilly and partially connected to something larger distances.
Super friendly staff in the clubhouse and in the course maintenance!
Highly Recommended!
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Janz Far Outside...
Reviewed September 6, 2013
Detours or long journeys are really worth.
A sporty challenging course!
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A cart is not wrong
Reviewed July 29, 2013
We were in the intense heat of the square and we can only recommend that one borrows a cart for 26 €, or that one is in possession of an e trolleys, for the second nine are pretty steep.
The space depends towards the valley. The greens are very fast and tricky.
WE can only recommend a package in the village of Meis castle to take. Staff and food were worth 4 stars with which it stated it.
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Not so simple
Reviewed February 6, 2013
We played the course in 2012 several times and thought it was quite challenging.
Especially getting used to the fact that many of the tracks on the flag is not visible when alluding to the green.
Here is the 'local knowledge' clear advantage.
The more you play it, the better he liked us.
However, one should be able to walk, because it is at the back 9 it's pretty much uphill and downhill.
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Sporty and sophisticated
Reviewed July 18, 2012
Everything is great here. Super nice welcome in the club secretary. Great and super well-kept golf course. Very sporty and sophisticated, especially the second "Nine" by the "mountains". Magnificent views of the Harz mountains. Play to know about it! It's worth it!
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