Golfclub Wörthsee

The 18-hole championship course was designed in 1982 by the well-known golf course designer Kurt Rossknecht. Its fairways blend harmoniously into the terrain, which is characterized by centuries-old oak and fir forests and the typical birch groves of the Schluifelder Moor.

The sporting orientation of the course is underlined by the repeated organization of the "Ladies German Open" and the "Berenbank Masters". As a result, the Wörthsee Golf Club also gained an international reputation in the golf scene.
Players of all handicap classes will find a demanding challenge for their game here - especially the fairways 10,11,12 - also called the "Bermuda Triangle" because of the large water hazards - are a challenge for everyone.

The always excellent condition of the course with its manicured fairways and fast greens is reason enough for both members and guests to play a relaxing round of golf here.