Stretching across meadows that were formed in the 18th century from the bottoms of dried-up ponds, there are three rather flat nine-hole courses. The eighteen-hole course, which was opened in 2003, will catch your attention due to several very interesting elements: numerous irrigation and drainage ditches, which now serve as water hazards, several ancient oaks and other rare trees that shape a...            

The 18-hole course (par 71) presents a tempting challenge to golfers of all skill levels. It is set amongst numerous birch and alder groves embraced by the Klabava river and the beautiful Ejpovice lake. It is no doubt one of the most varied courses in the Czech Republic. While it is not among the longest courses, it is very technical. So here’s a friendly piece of advice: With the exception of...            

This course is surrounded by pine and deciduous forests. Thick woods alternate with meadows and fields in this peaceful and undisturbed landscape. The course is not long and difficult, it is suitable for beginners. But even if you are an experienced golfer, you need to avoid being lulled into over-confidence. There are few places on the course where you actually stand on even ground and you have...            

The natural 9-hole course called Janov is situated 320 metres above sea level, in the Labské Pískovce Protected Landscape Area, on the border of the České Švýcarsko National Park. Looking at the spellbinding sandstone rock formations and canyons you have no doubt that this very romantic landscape is worthy of its name. The course has hard fairways and small hard greens. It strictly follows...            

This course was named after the Barbora Reservoir, on whose bank it is situated. In this popular recreational resort, amidst meadows, woods, small groves, reservoirs, creeks and ponds, there is a picturesque course with numerous water hazards and rather small greens, whose designs differentiate easy and difficult holes. The moderately rolling terrain with wide fairways, which are lined by woods...            

The local conditions of climat let predominate the beautiful landscape around the golf course. The colourful variety of the countryside became a huge attraction for many players not only from inland but also from abroad. According to our visitors it is possible to rank the course in Františkovy Lázně- Hazlov among the best ones – not only in this land but also in the Czech-German border...            

This eighteen-hole championship course, which ranks among the most prestigious in the Czech Republic, opened in 1993. It is delicately integrated into the romantic Czech landscape. You will be fascinated by the panoramic view of Karlštejn, the castle of Czech kings towering above the course. The course was built according to a design by the Canadian golf architects Les Furber and Jim Eremko,...            

One of the most beautiful golf resorts in Czech Republic can be found 40 km south of Prague. Golf Resort Konopiště was inaugurated on July 20, 2002. Its home region is the Manorial Estate of Tvoršovice, whose history dates back to the 10th century. The last owner, the Bartoň family, used it as a summer residence. Golf Konopiště a.s. entered into the project in 1997 and built up a resort...            

The altitude of the course is 430 m above sea level, and it covers an area of about 100 ha. The difference between the highest and the lowest point of the course is 42m. The 18-hole course with a par of 72 is 6288 m long. The area of the greens is from 500 m to 640 square meters. It may not look difficult on the map, but if the infamous local wind is blowing, some holes are both tactically and...            

Hotel Cechie is the Prague's only four-star hotel where you can learn how to play golf, enjoy tennis, squash or bowling, indulge in relaxation in sauna, host corporate event or simply have a cup of coffee with your friends or business partners. Hotel Cechie offers sports fields and facilities for both permanent use and one-time visit. Space for giving company social and sport-oriented...            

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