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Hole 1

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From The Tee Right from the start you need a precise tee shot between 65 meters and 150 meters. The ball has to overcome the first streams. The ball is too far left and too far right in the penalty area. If the ball flies too far, it may get lost in the biotope.

From The Fairway We then continue across the biotope up to the plateau. You should play carefully when approaching the green. Balls that are too long could end up out of bounds and on the street.

On The Green A narrow and long green awaits you at the top, which slopes demandingly to the left over the entire area. It is not without reason that our lane 1 also has the HCP 1 level.

Hole 2

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From The Tee The third most difficult lane on the course. The green cannot be seen from the tee. At the end the dogleg bends to the right towards the forest.

From The Fairway The tee shot goes via the penalty area down into the valley or directly onto the hill at the level of the green. There is a biotp to the left of the fairway and the entire right side is out.

On The Green A small bridge takes you to the other side of the stream. The approach to the island green is via a small stream.

Hole 3

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From The Tee On this lane it goes straight up and downhill for a long time. A long and precise tee shot can score points here. From the elevated tee, hit the ball over the biotope and the stream onto the fairway. The entire track slopes slightly to the left.

From The Fairway Staying on the right side of the fairway is the pro tip here. Playing the long and narrow green is a challenge for every golfer.

On The Green There are a few bumps that have to be overcome in front of the green and just a few meters after the green the rough begins and runs down the entire slope.

Hole 4

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From The Tee Here you have to quickly gain height when teeing off, overcome both rough areas and find a good landing point on the fairway.

From The Fairway Near the green there is a penalty area and a biotope on the left. If you play the ball too long when approaching, the ball could end up out of bounds.

On The Green The green is set on a hill and challenges the golfer to correctly assess the power of his approach. The green is the fastest on the entire course compared to the other greens.

Hole 5

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From The Tee The first par 3 on the course. The tee goes downhill out of the forest aisle. Beginners like to play the ball in front of the biotope, while advanced players play directly over the biotope to the other side. The right side is off.

From The Fairway You get to the other side via a small wooden bridge. You cross hole 6 here. The green itself continues to run downhill and a few meters after the green there is a rough and a penalty area.

On The Green

Hole 6

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From The Tee From here you can enjoy a view over the golf course, the Geierstal and the Geißberg in the background.

From The Fairway From the elevated tee, it goes directly over the biotope into the depths. Every golfer has the chance of a hole-in-one.

On The Green

Hole 7

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From The Tee From the tee there is only a small hill to overcome. The rest of the track runs straight and slopes to the left along its entire length.

From The Fairway

On The Green To the right of the green there is a penalty area and behind the green white posts mark the out of bounds.

Hole 8

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From The Tee The last par 3 on the course, but also the second easiest. The tee shot out of the forest aisle is an experience in itself. On the right there is just a penalty area to avoid.

From The Fairway The track slopes sharply to the right along its entire length. The pro tip here, stay on the left side of the fairway if possible.

On The Green Behind the green, balls that are too fast are slowed down by the rough before they roll all the way down to the 9th tee.

Hole 9

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From The Tee The last lane is the longest and second hardest on the course. The tee shot is blind and is based on the white and green directional post that shows you the middle of the fairway.

From The Fairway If you are playing with two people, it is a good idea to place a spotter next to the 8 green, who can follow the trajectory of the ball. 160 meters from the tee, you are right in the dogleg and from there you could attack the green with your next shot.

On The Green The approach is via the biotope and the Ohrnbach, down to the lowest point in the Geierstal. To the right and long, the white posts mark the end. If you hit out of bounds to the right, your ball has left Hesse territory and is on Bavarian soil.