Golf Courses - North Germany

Having firmly established himself as Britain’s preeminent golf course architect prior to the First World War, Harry Colt and his partners were keen to help drive the game’s development onto the Eur...

Designed by local landscape architect Rolf-Stephan Hansen, Budersand is a fascinating high-end golf resort located near the southern tip of the upmarket German island of Sylt. Hansen was heavily in...

An ambitious 45-hole development in the north of Germany, the Winston Golf Facility was designed by Canadian David Krause across what was a flat former pasture. On his Links Course, Krause moved a ...

Club zur Vahr was founded in 1905, its first 9 holes were located in Breman and its full 18 hole course in Garlstedt and opening in 1964. Limburger did a decent job building this course, carving hi...

Marketed as a traditional links, Rethmar occupies an open field outside of Hannover in Germany and was created by Ed Seay for Arnold Palmer's company. Mostly the ground here was shaped with soft mo...

An ambitious 45-hole development in the north of Germany, the Winston Golf Facility was designed by Canadian David Krause across what was a flat former pasture. On his Links Course, Krause moved a ...

The Golf Club St Dionys was designed by Harald Gratenau and occupies an interesting parkland setting in Lower Saxony that resembles somewhat the Heathland of England with its flowering heather and ...

Opened in 2008, the North Course covers a total of 86 hectares and has been designed to meet the needs of international professional tournaments from the beginning. With its 7,1651 meters of Champi...