Golf Club Hardenberg

Approximately 8 km from the castle hotel, in a wooded, expansive hilly landscape on the edge of the Harz Mountains, on the 180-hectare parkland, two 18-hole courses and a 6-hole practice course have now been created. The Göttingen Course, with its hilly terrain, demands endurance above all else. The championship course opened as an 18-hole course in 1987. Architects succeeded in integrating the fairways into the hilly landscape without major earth movements. Here you will experience pure nature. The terrain's profile, sloping fairways, and unexpected elevation changes force players to concentrate and choose their clubs carefully. The new Lower Saxony Course features the heraldic symbol of the Counts of Hardenberg – a boar's head as a par 3 island green. A dry biotope, a canyon, orchards, etc. are further features of the course. The highlight is hole 11, a par 3. The island green is shaped like a boar's head and has become a landmark of GC Hardenberg. The athletically challenging, natural course surprises players with not only the orchards, the old trees, and a dry biotope, but also with a canyon. For a moment, golfers feel as if they've been transported to Arizona. The 6-hole public course is open to the public. Tees for all skill levels ensure enjoyment for players of all handicap classes. On this public course, not only experienced golfers can practice and improve their game. Novice golfers can also see how far a golf ball can fly on their first attempts. You might even discover your love for the sport. ...More ...Less

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