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Links-like high-quality course at the foothills of a wine-growing region

4.0 of 5 starsReviewed September 21, 2025

One of the first 18-hole courses in Slovakia, built on open land on the slopes and foothills of a wine-growing area behind the town of Skalica.
Designed as a "championship" course with relatively significant terrain modifications, which was customary at the time. The course itself has a more links-style design, which some may find "boring." The holes have sand hazards and almost no trees; there is plenty of water on the first nine holes. You mostly play downhill and uphill, and you'll do a lot of walking if you don't have a buggy (some transitions between holes are quite long). The practice areas at the course are standard, and there is a clubhouse and restaurant. I visited the resort quite a long time ago, so I don't know the current quality of the grounds and maintenance. "Surprisingly," footgolf is here too.
If you're in the area, it's worth playing the course – but definitely before you visit the nearby Penati resort, so you won't be disappointed...