Golf in Tirol

Summer in the mountains

Embark on a journey of discovery, climb the mountains, explore by bike, enjoy fun-filled family activities, celebrate traditions and awaken your senses - all this and more is waiting for you this summer in Tirol. The list of things to do is so long that you can create your own personal adventure, whether you are a family, gourmet, nature lover, health enthusiast or, quite simply, crazy about golf.

Tirol's golf courses

Tiroler Zugspitz Golf Lermoos-Ehrwald and Golfclub Mieminger Plateau have both been extended, giving a great selection of holes around the Zugspitze glacier. Golf and Country Club Achensee is Tirol’s oldest golf club, dating all the way back to 1934. The 9-hole Innsbruck-Igls/Lans is just one year younger. And then there is Golfclub Seefeld-Wildmoos which is one of the Tirol’s best.

The cross-border 18-hole Golfclub Reit im Winkel e.V. - Kössen is located on a sunny plateau at 750m above sea level with a wonderful view of the Chiemgauer and Tirolean mountains. High tee in Austria is a drive from the towering 3rd tee at Kitzbühel’s Golfclub Eichenheim, ranked among Europe’s Top 20 golf clubs by the Peugeot Golf Guide. The mountain scenery from every part of the course is stunning.

Golf hub Kitzbühel

During the annual Kitzbühel Golf Festival in June, golfers play down the famous Hahnenkamm ski run, ending on the 9-hole Rasmushof course. With the additional motivation of the magnificent mountains, physical realities like handicaps are no longer insurmountable in Kitzbühel. The formula – “4 courses in town and 19 nearby” – is just another way of saying, “Welcome to Kitzbühel! Welcome to the world of golf!” Driving, chipping and putting between the Kitzbüheler Horn mountain, the Schwarzsee Lake and Streif – golf in Kitzbühel has its own special allure. Four fantastic golf courses with 63 holes, another 19 facilities in the immediate vicinity, 25 golf hotels and a wide range of parties, tournaments and events plus special golf packages make Kitzbühel the undisputed golfing El Dorado of the Alps.