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On the road out to Aurach, there is Eichenheim, ranked Austria’s number 1 among Europe’s Top 100 by the Peugeot Golf Guide. Kyle Phillips used all the imagination he put in to Kingsbarns to create this masterpiece beneath the Wilder…
Velden, pronounced Felden, is a charming little town sitting at the western end of Lake Wörthersee, a 20km stretch of blue-green water, noted for its transparency and warmth. The ancient town of Klagenfurt is to the east, its crowded weekend…
Anyone who wants an outright macho experience will find it at Zell-am-See in the southern reaches of SalzburgerLand.
Since breaking my neck (with a standing fall, if you please) I confess I had not skied for two years. But…
Courses in the Burgenland are a short car journey away. Among the most enticing are Reiter’s Burgenland Resort Bad Tatzmannsdorf and Reiter’s Golfschaukel Stegersbach Lafnitztal, a true golfing paradise according to the man who put it all together.
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The Styrian course of Bad Waltersdorf is to the south, continuing on the A2 from Vienna. English designer Michael Pinner completed it in 2009 with excellent feeling for the existing landscape on a slight slope, mature walnut and apple trees…
Adamstal accesible via a winding road to Ramsau and, after that, amid remote, forest-clad mountains of mysterious, almost mythical quality, comes a golf stadium. You can hardly call it less, a prime par-70 course of 6,473 yards, another of nine…
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