A stunning golf course in the Czech Republic, surrounded by wooded hills and historic castles. The blend of unspoiled nature and architectural heritage provides a unique setting for an exceptional golfing experience.

CZECH-REPUBLIC

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Set within Czech Republic, Beroun Golf Resort Beroun offers elite-level play and breathtaking scenery – a true highlight of golf in Europe.

BEROUN GOLF RESORT

Beroun
Iron Stone Course at Kaskada Golf Resort Brno Golf Club, located in the heart of South Moravia, Czech Republic, is a perfect blend of championship-level golf and natural elegance in Europe.

KASKADA GOLF RESORT BRNO

Iron Stone Course
Iron Wooden Course at Kaskada Golf Resort Brno Golf Club, located in the heart of South Moravia, Czech Republic, is a perfect blend of championship-level golf and natural elegance in Europe.

KASKADA GOLF RESORT BRNO

Iron Wooden Course
Experience championship golf at Stone Wooden Course, part of the iconic Kaskada Golf Resort Brno Golf Club, situated in South Moravia, Czech Republic, on the beautiful continent of Europe.

KASKADA GOLF RESORT BRNO

Stone Wooden Course

Golf in Czech Republic: Fairways Amidst Bohemian Splendor

Golf in the Czech Republic, though not as deeply rooted as in Western Europe, has flourished since the 1990s, blending modern course design with the country’s rich cultural and natural landscapes.

The sport’s origins trace back to the early 20th century, with the first course, Golf Club Mariánské Lázně, established in 1905 by English aristocrats visiting the spa town.

However, golf remained an elite pastime until the post-communist era, when a surge in interest led to the development of world-class courses.

Today, the Czech Republic boasts over 100 courses, with key regions including Prague, Karlovy Vary, and South Moravia, each offering distinct golfing experiences.

Prague’s Albatross Golf Resort, designed by Keith Preston in 2009, is a standout, featuring a championship-length course with undulating fairways and water hazards, hosting the D+D Real Czech Masters since 2014.

Karlovy Vary Golf Resort, a historic 18-hole course redesigned by Diethard Fahrenleitner, combines rolling terrain with thermal spa views, while Golf Resort Monachus near Brno, crafted by Jiří Michlík, integrates vineyards into its layout, reflecting Moravia’s winemaking heritage.

Player development has gained momentum, with junior programs like the Czech Golf Federation’s academy nurturing talents such as Ondřej Lieser, the country’s top-ranked pro, who has competed on the European Tour.

Golf tourism thrives from May to October, with packages combining rounds at top courses with visits to Prague’s castles or Karlovy Vary’s spas.

Sustainability efforts are growing, with courses like Golf Park Prague using solar energy and rainwater harvesting, while Certifiably Green programs promote wildlife conservation.

Future projects include the planned PGA National Czech Republic, a 27-hole complex near Ostrava, and bids to host the 2027 Solheim Cup, signaling ambitious growth.

The Czech golf scene, while young, leverages its scenic beauty and cultural assets to carve a niche in Europe’s golf landscape..