User Reviews
for Hanseatischer Golfclub e.V. in Greifswald, Greifswald-Wackerow, Germany
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Original version
Nice place friendly people
Reviewed September 5, 2023
Played on September 3rd, 2023. The 9-hole course (PAR35) is located just north of the Hanseatic city of Greifswald on the mainland near the Baltic Sea between the islands of Rügen and Usedom. From the A20 you can reach the small golf club via the federal highways 109 and 105. You can also hear and see car traffic on the B105 on some routes. The “clubhouse” consists more of a hut and the toilets are housed in a container. So you shouldn't expect too much luxury, but the people who organize the games are all the friendlier. Despite the ongoing club championship, I was able to go spontaneously as a guest in the afternoon after the last flight. The green fee, which can be paid with an EC card, currently costs €35 for 9 holes and €45 for 18 holes, whether on weekdays or weekends. The price is okay, but there is only one tee option for men and women, which doesn't add any variety to an 18-hole round. The course is flat and the lanes are relatively varied, but without any major highlights. There are 3x PAR3,2x PAR5 and 4x PAR4 with a total length for men of 2,613m. There are also two doglegs, a water hazard here and there, few bunkers but some high rough. Strategic play can't hurt, even if most of the tees are quite open except for hole 2. Lanes 2 and 4 are separated by what appears to be a public walking/biking path. Tees from the 2 that are distorted to the left can be dangerous for passers-by. In order to get to the 9 tee after the 8, you have to cross the middle of the 7 hole, which is also where you need to be careful. The overall condition of care was rather average. Some of the tees were very worn and dry, some of the greens had brown spots but were playable. There is a driving range (balls with euro coins from the machine) and practice opportunities. There are no start times. The homepage could be a little more up to date. All in all a small club, probably with limited resources but very friendly. Certainly not a MUST, anyone who is nearby should get an impression for themselves.
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Good despite the drought
Reviewed July 3, 2023
After Corona for the first time again in MV to play golf:
The long drought in May and June is noticeable on all courses played so far. Also on the course in the Hanseatische Golfclub Greifswald. But the place is still playable.
And after the round as always: great cakes and tasty snacks.
We would love to come back in the years to come.
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Response from Irene Bulla, Managing Director at Hanseatischer Golfclub e.V. in Greifswald
July 6, 2023- Original version
Thank you for the positive rating! Next time you identify yourself, I'd be happy to have a coffee with you.
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- Original version
Sporty 9-hole course
Reviewed July 28, 2020
I like small plants. They often have more charm than the big golf resorts, even if everything is not always perfect. So in the Hanseatic Golf Club in Greifswald.
Small greens, well-designed courses and wind, wind, wind.
You have to play the course with brains, then it is really fun.
The cake after the round is a real sin. We love to come here again and again.
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The place has its pitfalls
Reviewed June 29, 2019
Right away: the 3 * was only because my rating was exactly on the edge of 2 * and 3 *; and I rounded up, because the place has its hidden pieces.
We have encountered a modest but likable 9-hole golf course - in a good playable condition, given the very long-lasting drought.
It is located in a typical Baltic Sea landscape, relatively flat with lots of left-wing grass along the fairways.
The greens are pleasingly well wavy and, if they are doing well, they are very attractive to play. bunker sand, on the other hand, is more on the too compact side.
The architect has done a great job of integrating scenic obstacles such as shrubs, trees, reeds, some water and tall grass into the course. those who are not able to place their ball relatively accurately find it in a rather treacherous position.
Conclusion: playing 9 holes here is no waste of time.
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Response from Irene Bulla, Managing Director at Hanseatischer Golfclub e.V. in Greifswald
July 1, 2019- Original version
Thanks for your review. We look forward to seeing you again and playing once again.
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Nice 9-hole course
Reviewed July 20, 2017
A nice and well-kept place with "simple" clubhouse and very nice staff. Absolutely to suggest.
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Great development
Reviewed August 5, 2016
After two years in which we were not on the court, the court is hardly recognizable.
Perfect greens and an overall very good maintenance. Here we are working with a lot of feeling for detail.
Nachwievor a bescheidenenes clubhouse. The cake, however, was baked fresh and almost as perfect as the greens.
Here it is fun to visit often disdained 9-hole courses.
We look forward to the next trip!
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Not that bad
Reviewed September 14, 2015
Overall, I found the system is not so bad.
The paths laid out reasonably varied, unfortunately created a total of a little short and with few trees.
Fairways and tees well maintained, the greens in top order, quickly and faithfully. You can tell the place is cultivated with love.
The "clubhouse" consists of some containers and a demarcated with tarpaulins and a hedge seating area. Under "Hanseatischer Golf Club" one imagines might otherwise.
The four star reached the place mE narrowly, but compared to other systems that I have played in the week in MVP, he was one of the better ones.
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Beautiful 9-hole course
Reviewed September 19, 2013
We were now after a few years to 2 times on the court in Greifswald, we used to have discovered by accident. Now the system is also well signposted.
Even otherwise, much has happened. There are now a beautiful large practice facility. The place is well overgrown and was in very good condition.
The clubhouse is still modest, the food and service were exceptionally good but again.
Keep it up! We'll be back.
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Not recommended!
Reviewed August 22, 2010
To name the best first: the care of the state space and the driving range behind left a good impression. There is a free recordable 3 hole course!
However, there are many things to complain about. The dirt driveway from the main road does not indicate a golf course. After a friendly "hello" on my part, I was advised that jeans are not allowed. Changing facilities are available in the next container! Not a real club house. Location of the golf course right on the main road, quite noisy intensive. All in all, with a little more kindness would have been safe in it 3 stars.
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Small but beautiful
Reviewed February 28, 2010
We discovered the place by accident when driving past.
A short course, which is totally underestimated. Very well maintained.
Friendly, almost family atmosphere. Surprisingly good food at very good conditions..
We'll be back.
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