Gut Levershausen, nr Sudheim,
Northeim, Lower Saxony D-37154
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Stefan Quirmbach GolfschuleThe Course:
18 holes. Mainly open parkland. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Woodland.
Designer:
Niedersachsen course designed by Canadian architect David Krause (2003). Göttingen course: back-nine designed by Englishman Donald "Don" Harradine (1971); front-nine added by German architect Wolfgang Siegmann from Hanover (1987).
Above distances are for the Niedersachsen course. Also at Hardenberg is the 18-hole Göttingen course (par-72; 6033 m from back tees; rating 72.0) and the 6-hole Academy course (par-20, 940 m).
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6 km S of Northeim / 17 km NE of Göttingen / 65 km NE of Kassel.
Hardenberg Golf Resort (Niedersachsen course): Here on the Count von Hardenberg’s estate you'll find two contrasting and well-rated championship courses. Both occupy undulating terrain, which ensure that both you and your golf game are given a thorough workout. The more "junior" Göttingen course is especially hilly.
These mainly open parkland layouts, especially the higher-rated Niedersachsen course, should not disappoint, with many attractive features and several excellent holes to enjoy. Plenty of golfing challenge and usually good upkeep contribute to the appeal of this well-crafted and pleasantly testing design.
Pick of the holes: the emblem of the Hardenberg family is a wild boar's head. You'll see it replicated at the downhill signature par-3 11th hole, where water as much as the tusk-and-ears bunkering pose a significant threat.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Soft spikes only. Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.
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Hardenberg Golf Resort, owned by the Count of Hardenberg (Carl Graf von Hardenberg), comprises not just the golf facilities. Under the same ownership are two local hotels, the Hardenberg Burg Hotel (8 km from the golf) and Hotel Freigeist (11 km), as well as a number of local historic buildings of interest.
The two courses at Hardenberg Golf Resort are respectively named after the nearby university city of Göttingen and the German federal state of Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony), in which both the golf resort and city of Göttingen lie.
The state of Lower Saxony, together with Westphalia and western Saxony-Anhalt, formed what was once called Old Saxony, the original home of the Saxons. "New Saxony" referred to colonies in Britain, notably in Wessex, which were established by migrating Saxons from 450 AD onwards.
Hinterhaus 11A, 37176 Nörten-Hardenberg.
+49 5503 981-0
Visit websiteLocated in the centre of the Count von Hardenberg’s estate, at the foot of the historic castle ruins, the Hardenberg BurgHotel offers you a refuge of classic elegance and rural idyll, unspoilt nature and modern comfort. With its two hotel complexes, four restaurants, two championship golf courses, as well as a large group of historic buildings, castle park and other attractions, the estate offers an an extensive and varied programme. A member of the Relais & Châteaux association of luxury hotels.
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Hardenberg (Niedersachsen and Göttingen courses, 9km)
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Am Gesundbrunnen, 37154 Northeim.
+49 5551 607-0
Visit websiteComfortable, modern 4-star hotel, surrounded by quiet woodland on the outskirts of the historic city of Northeim. Excellent facilities throughout.
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Hardenberg (Niedersachsen and Göttingen courses, 9km)
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