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Bad Griesbach, Germany

Host of the Porsche European Open

Regal golfing pleasure on lush greens and perfect fairways – this championship course, created by former Masters champion Bernhard Langer, seems to be one with the meadow landscape surrounding the small river Rott and was awarded a “world class” rating within one year of opening. The 18 holes in Penning, right beside the Porsche Golf Course, do indeed pack a punch. They don’t hold back when it comes to challenges, but also offer sufficient opportunities for some serious success.

What makes this golf course so special is the quality of the hand-mown greens and fairways, which remain tip-top even during the summer thanks to a double-row irrigation system.

Ramsau, Austria

Host of the Austrian Open

Without a doubt one of the most beautiful courses in the world, and not only according to Golf Digest. This Jeff Howes design is truly a masterpiece and even after playing it countless times there are still moments of “Wow!” and “Incredible!” Situated amidst the impressive scenery of the alpine foothills, Golf Club Adamstal is a true jewel—from the well-tended greens and fairways to the clubhouse.

The magnificent 27-hole course perfectly blends into the high forest, providing a place to feel at peace. The panoramic view and the pleasant atmosphere guarantee a pure golf experience. Amongst its fans, Golf Club Adamstal has always ranked as one of the top golf courses in Europe.

Senica, Slovakia

Host of the Slovakian Open

This 18-hole golf course has been built according to plans authored by Nicklaus Design, one of the world’s leading design firms. The Nicklaus Design LEGEND COURSE complies with USGA standards at the world PGA level. 60% of the world’s golf courses which host PGA tournaments have been designed by Nicklaus Design. Along with many other scenic features, this course counts the longest hole in Europe among its challenges.

The 787 Yard par 6 15th hole awaits golf enthusiasts, offering 11 tees. The view alone is fascinating.

Budapest, Hungary

Host of the Hungarian Open

The 18-hole golf course of Pannonia Golf & Country Club was designed by the famous Austrian course designer Hans G. Erhardt. The golf course lies in a valley so the varied forms of its fairways provide a great golf experience. Lakes come into play at 8 holes and pin placements may also present a challenge at the hilly greens. With 6 different tee-boxes, both beginners and advanced players can get a true and fair idea of their golf skills. The natural environment and the beautiful, carefully maintained course inspires golf players to hit great shots.

Erhardt also designed the Golf course Fontana, host of the Austrian Open for many years and believes that Pannonia is still the best course in Hungary.