Golf- und Land-Club Regensburg

The course is nicknamed "Thiergarten" (Animal Garden) after the surrounding forest. The course plunges down the hill and zigzags in terraces back up to the clubhouse. The 10th hole drops down again to the lower part of the site. The golfer now bears the full brunt of the terrain in an all-uphill struggle home from the 15th tee. While this does create a few fantastically dramatic holes, it also makes the closing stretch quite laborious. The forest provides many different species of trees (and occasional boar sightings right of the 17th hole), but also a number of shaded areas that have a hard time drying out. However, in all other respects the conditioning is excellent, perhaps helped by the superintendent being a scratch golfer himself. The golf history buff will have an additional reason to visit as the city of Regensburg houses one of the foremost European golf museums. ...Meer ...Minder

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