Munich / Bavaria
Overview
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.
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Where to stay
Munich
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.
- Golf access
- Golfclub München Eichenried is 20 km north-east (near the airport); Golfclub St. Eurach is 50 km south near the Alps.
- Restaurants & evenings
- Beer halls, traditional Bavarian taverns, and a growing international restaurant scene — one of Germany's most enjoyable food cities.
- Families
- The Deutsches Museum, English Garden, Nymphenburg Palace, and proximity to the Alps make Munich excellent for families.
Starnberg / Alpine foothills
The Bavarian lake district south of Munich, with villages like Starnberg, Tutzing, and Bad Tölz, offers a quieter and more scenic alternative to the city for golfers focused on St. Eurach and the Alpine-area courses. The lakeside landscape has a particular quality in summer.
- Golf access
- Golfclub St. Eurach is in the foothills south of Munich; several other Alpine-area courses are within range.
- Restaurants & evenings
- Bavarian lakeside restaurants on the Starnberger See and Ammersee; traditional country inn cooking.
- Families
- The Bavarian lakes — Starnberger See, Tegernsee — and proximity to the Alps (skiing in winter, walking in summer) are outstanding for active families.
Location
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