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Hamburg / North Germany, Germany
Green Eagle Golf Courses — Porsche North Course
A Michael Blesch championship parkland south of Hamburg — host of the European Tour's Porsche European Open.
Course overview
Green Eagle Golf Courses' Porsche North Course was designed by Michael Blesch and added in 2008 to the Green Eagle complex in Winsen an der Luhe, south of Hamburg. Stretching to 7,161 metres at par 72, it is one of the longest courses in Germany and was built to European Tour specification, going on to host the Porsche European Open. Wide, sculpted fairways and large greens suit modern power golf, while strategically positioned bunkers and water hazards preserve the need for course management.
The essentials
- Architect
- Michael Blesch
- Established
- 2008
- Type
- Parkland
- Par
- 72
- Length
- 7,161 m
- Handicap
- HCP 0–26
- Location
- Hamburg, Germany
Character & atmosphere
A long, modern championship parkland built for tournament play. Generous fairways reward length off the tee, but the scale of the layout and well-defended greens make it a genuine test for all standards of golfer.
Highlights
Why play here
- Designed by Michael Blesch, opened in 2008.
- A challenging round for golfers who enjoy a proper test.
Practical guidance
Plan your visit
How to get there
Hamburg Airport is around 40 minutes from Green Eagle via the A7 and A39 south toward Winsen. Car hire is the most straightforward option for this location southeast of the city.
Where to stay
Hamburg is the natural base for northern Germany golf, with both Gut Kaden and Green Eagle within a 30-minute drive of the city. Germany's second city offers a full range of hotels and restaurants and is one of the country's most rewarding urban destinations.
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