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Prague Region, Czech Republic
Albatross Golf Resort
A Keith Preston championship parkland west of Prague — the Czech Republic's leading tournament venue.
Course overview
Albatross Golf Resort was designed by Keith Preston and opened in 2009 in Central Bohemia west of Prague. Stretching to 6,830 metres at par 72, it is one of the longest and most demanding courses in the Czech Republic and has established itself as the country's premier tournament venue, hosting the Czech Open on the European Challenge Tour. Wide, sculpted fairways give way to complex green settings that reward precise approach play.
The essentials
- Architect
- Keith Preston
- Established
- 2009
- Type
- Parkland
- Par
- 72
- Length
- 6,830 m
- Location
- Central Bohemia, Czech Republic
Character & atmosphere
A long, modern championship parkland designed to test professionals and challenge single-figure amateurs. The scale of the layout demands consistent driving, while the well-bunkered green complexes require precise approach play and a composed short game.
Highlights
Why play here
- Designed by Keith Preston, opened in 2009.
- A championship-calibre test that has hosted professional golf.
Practical guidance
Plan your visit
How to get there
Prague Václav Havel Airport is the main gateway and is just 10 minutes from Albatross Golf Resort at Horomerice. Car hire is readily available at the airport.
Where to stay
Prague is one of Europe's most beautiful historic capitals and an excellent base for Czech Republic golf. Albatross Golf Resort is a short drive north, and the city offers world-class sightseeing, excellent dining, and one of Europe's most famous beer cultures as off-course entertainment.
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