1A draw can make life easier on this easy par 4. After the dogleg, a beautiful view opens up over the Weserbergland. However, the slope behind the green should be avoided here.2A par 5 with a 90° dogleg to the right! A well-placed drive onto the terrace or over the hiking trail(!) gives good players a realistic chance of birdie. “Shorter” players sho3This par 3 is a real endurance test, and not just for men. This hole is accompanied by the exclusion on the right.4Again, this beautiful panoramic hole leads with a dogleg right towards the green.If you manage to place the drive behind or between the two fairway bunkers, you have the opportunity to take a shortcut to the right of the tree with a long fairway shot over the cFor long hitters, both the defensive and offensive variants are possible.5A tricky uphill par 3. 20 meters from the green and protected by bunkers on the right and left.6Probably the most difficult hole. Only a very good drive, at least over the hiking trail (!), allows you to attack the green. Tactically it's probably better. to play this hole as 7This short par 4 should not be underestimated. Definitely avoid the slope behind the green.8When approaching the green, the 3 bunkers (left, right and front) are a particular source of danger.However, the shortest hole on the course requires extreme concentration, especially when putting.9A good target on this par 4 is the tree in the middle of the fairway. It is essential to proceed and examine the green with regard to playability and bunker location. Pay attention10A long, challenging par 4 as a dogleg to the right, which is usually played into the wind.To start the round without any problems, you should aim for the left side of the fairway.11Don't underestimate the par 3. The green is guarded by bunkers on both the left and right.12Especially in summer, the tee shot should be placed on the left side of the fairway. With the fairway hanging all the way to the right side, many second shots are absorbed by the s13A fairway that is difficult to drive and is intimidating on the left because of "out". Alternatively, the slope to the right of the green should be included in the approach considerations.14A relatively easy par 4 to play against the slope. Due to the slope, the approach requires a consistent pitch, where many remain too short.15The fairway slopes heavily to the left. A well-hit draw from the shelter makes this par 5 easy to reach. Caution! The boundary is just behind the green.16This par 5 is accompanied by a boundary along the entire left side. A fairway drive offers long hitters the opportunity to attack the slightly elevated and well-protected green.17An average par 3. However, be careful of the 3 bunkers that defend the green on all sides.18A quality top golf hole! The hilly, narrow fairway leads to the green, which is defended by bunkers on the right and left. Probably the hardest green has some tricky breaks.
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