Golfclub zu Gut Ludwigsberg

The golf course at Gut Ludwigsberg, consisting of the 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole short course, offers golfers everything their hearts desire and was planned in 1991 by one of Germany's most successful golf course designers, Kurt Rossknecht, and built on a high plateau of a former pasture landscape, offering golfers a magnificent view of the 250-kilometre-wide Alpine panorama. Peace, unspoiled nature and a diverse animal landscape make every day of golf a relaxing experience. The slightly undulating fairways and greens are cleverly embedded in the former pasture landscape and the special charm of the course lies in its spaciousness and old trees. Many an old oak tree blocks the way to the green and there are also ponds inhabited by frogs and fish to overcome. A total of 47 bunkers, which defend the greens well, make the course a challenge for both amateur golfers and ambitious players. Hole 18 is surrounded by a challenging island green. Due to the spacious course with a total area of over 80 hectares, there are hardly any waiting times. After the game, you can enjoy the view of the 18th green and the first tee in a cozy atmosphere on the terrace of the Club Lodge. It is also worth taking a look at the impressive works of art in the interior of the Club Lodge. Food and drink are also well catered for. A highlight since summer 2020 has been our own honey, which is offered for sale in the Club Lodge.