The South Bohemian Bechyně Golf Club was established on 28 February 1994. The construction of the course took place in two phases. The fist phase was commenced in June 1994 and completed in October 1995. During this phase 7 greens and lanes were created, and a retention tank was constructed for watering the greens. In the subsequent second phase two long lanes of holes 4 and 5 were created...            

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 course is situated near Lake Lipno, which is one of the most popular holiday resorts in the Czech Republic. The apartments, the beaches, marinas and the services on offer radiate an atmosphere of a summer seaside resort. The course, on the other hand, uses the natural characteristics of the hilly landscape with a unique view over the lake. The front 9, which was designed by the prominent...            

One of the longest courses in the Czech Republic, it is situated near the Austrian border in the area known as Czech Canada, a name that perfectly captures its charming wildlife and rather rough climate. Mnich, an 18-hole championship course, was first played on in September 2004. Together with the nine-hole course called Nová Bystřice it forms the Monachus Golf Resort. The course borders on...            

The course is located near the border with Austria, in the area whose appearance and, above all, climate earned it the name Czech Canada. Nová Bystřice Golf Club, together with the Mnich 18-hole championship course, form the Monachus Golf Resort. This was the first public course in the Czech Republic. The course is often recommended to beginners because the holes are not long. However, you...            

Designed by the renowned Japanese architect Shunsuke Kato, this nine-hole course is perfectly integrated into the typical southern Bohemian landscape near the town of Písek, and it gives you the unique opportunity to experience south Bohemia’s beauty. This moderately rolling, diverse and technical course, which is situated along the dividing line between forests and meadows, has reasonable...            

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