Seitelschlag 50,
Ulrichsberg, Oberösterreich (Upper Austria) A-4161
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Renate Ferizi (Club Professional).The Course:
18 holes. Mainly open parkland. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Open countryside and woodland.
Designer:
The German-Austrian design team of Kurt Rossknecht & Hans-Georg Erhardt.
Above distances are for the Hochwald course. Also at Böhmerwald is the 9-hole Panorama course (par-29).
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4.5 km W of Ulrichsberg / 61 km NW of Linz.
Golfpark Böhmerwald, open to visitors on weekdays and weekends, occupies a natural and quiet setting amongst the open countryside and forests of the Mühlviertel "quarter" of Upper Austria. Located just 5 km from the border with Germany, the undulating slopes of Böhmerwald are home to a pleasant and predominantly open parkland layout.
Plenty of gently dog-legging holes, and half a dozen with noticeable elevation change, lead you to relatively small, well bunker-defended greens. Water also comes into play on a few occasions, but not too frequently. Distances between greens and the next tees are generally short, which ensures an enjoyable walking experience, albeit with a few slopes to climb.
Along the way you'll enjoy wonderful views across open farmland and onto tree-covered hills, with many attractive villages and open skies completing the scene. There are no houses, roads or pylons on or around the course. And none intruding into the surrounding views, which allows you to focus on your golf game and the sweeping vistas that the Mühlviertel offers.
Pick of the holes: the rifle-straight "signature" par-4 13th plays downhill, a small pond and stream crossing in front of the green. The surrounding wooded hills provide an attractive backdrop to this testing hole.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends during the golf season (generally mid-April thru' mid-November ... snow dependent!).
Must book in advance.
Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire. Böhmerwald is a dog-friendly golf course; dogs must be kept on a leash.
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The holiday region of Böhmerwald (Bohemian Forest) is located in the Upper Mühlviertel, the border triangle of Upper Austria that borders Bavaria in Germany and the Czech Republic. This picturesque Mühlviertel landscape, home to linseed oil, art weavers, Adalbert Stifter (Austrian writer, poet, and educationalist) and a special brewing tradition, has inspired locals and visitors alike.
Hinterschiffl 13, A-4162 Julbach.
+43 (0)7288 8202
Visit websiteSitting directly on the Austrian-German border, the Golf-Gasthof Greiner offers comfortable rooms in combination with a quiet rural environment. After a day on the golf course (or biking, hiking or horseback riding), you can relax in the guest-house's sauna or have a drink on the courtyard terrace. Your stay won’t be complete without sampling Gasthof Greiner's freshly tapped beer, excellent wines, and meals prepared with locally sourced fresh ingredients.
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Böhmerwald (7 km)
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Marktplatz 12, A-4160 Aigen-Schlägl.
+43 (0)7281 6245
Visit websiteLocated in the centre of Aigen im Mühlkreis (part of the twin town of Aigen-Schlägl) the 21 guest-room Bärnsteinhof offers comfortable accommodation in the heart of this charming Upper Austrian town. The 4-star hotel provides rooms & suites with solid wood furniture, all with ensuite facilities, hairdryer, cable TV, safe and telephone. The hotel also offers sauna, spa treatments and an excellent restaurant.
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Böhmerwald (10 km)
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