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Munich / Bavaria, Germany
Golfclub St. Eurach
A Donald Harradine parkland in the Alpine foothills south of Munich, opened in 1973.
Course overview
Golfclub St. Eurach was designed by the Swiss-based architect Donald Harradine and opened in 1973, making it one of Bavaria's longer-established courses. Situated in rolling countryside south of Munich on the approach to the Alps, it stretches to 6,379 metres at par 71 and winds through a mix of meadow and woodland terrain. The understated layout rewards controlled ball-striking and precise approach play to its modest-sized greens.
The essentials
- Architect
- Donald Harradine
- Established
- 1973
- Type
- Parkland
- Par
- 71
- Length
- 6,379 m
- Handicap
- HCP 0–36
- Location
- Bavaria, Germany
Character & atmosphere
A traditional, mid-length parkland with natural meadow character and wooded boundaries. The rolling terrain introduces gentle elevation changes throughout, and the course has an unhurried, members-club feel that suits a wide range of handicap levels.
Highlights
Why play here
- Designed by Donald Harradine, opened in 1973.
- A moderate round for golfers who enjoy a proper test.
Practical guidance
Plan your visit
How to get there
Munich Airport is the main gateway. The drive south via the A95 toward the Bavarian Alps takes around 50 minutes to Iffeldorf. Car hire is strongly recommended for this rural lakeland location.
Where to stay
Munich is Bavaria's cultural and gastronomic capital, and an excellent base for golf at Eichenried near the airport and St. Eurach in the Alpine foothills. The city's combination of traditional Bavarian culture, excellent beer gardens, and easy access to the Alps makes it one of Germany's most rewarding bases for a golf trip.
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Explore Munich / Bavaria
Bavaria's golf scene is anchored by two outstanding parkland courses north of Munich: Golfclub München Eichenried, a long-standing European Tour host, and the mature woodland layout of Golfclub St. Eurach.