An der Rottwiese 1,
Rotthalmünster, Bavaria D-94094
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SeveralThe Course:
18 holes. Open and tree-lined parkland. Relatively flat terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:
Woodland, open rural countryside and riverside (River Rott).
Designer:
Bernhard Langer designed the Brunnwies (1989), Beckenbauer (1989) and Porsche (2003) courses at Bad Griesbach. Kurt Rossknecht designed the Uttlau and Lederach courses (1989).
Quellness Golf Resort Bad Griesbach is home to five 18-hole courses. Sharing the same clubhouse, 7 km S of the town of Bad Griesbach are the Beckenbauer course (par-72, 6500 m from back tees, course rating 74.9) and the Porsche course (par-71, 6037 m, rating 72.3).
Located 6 km N of the town, and each with its own clubhouse, are the following: Allianz Nickolmann Brunnweis course (par-71, 6114 m, rating 72.4); St Wolfgang Uttlau course (par-72, 6061 m, rating 72.2) and Lederbach course (par-71, 5955 m, rating 72.0). Near the Lederbach and Uttlau courses is the Golfodrome centre with three 9-hole courses (Engled, Jagl & Pfeiffer), a 6-hole course and Golf Academy.
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7 km S of Bad Griesbach / 8 km N of Rotthalmünster / 153 km E of Munich.
The Quellness Golf Resort Bad Griesbach, with five 18-hole courses, is split between two large areas to the north and south of the town of Bad Griesbach. To the south you will find the championship Beckenbauer course (a European Tour course) and its "little brother", the Porsche course. To the north of the town, and each with their own clubhouse, are the much revered Brunnwies layout, as well as the Uttlau and Lederbach courses. Here you will also find the resort's "Golfodrome," which is home to three 9-hole courses (Engled, Jagl & Pfeiffer), a 6-hole course and the resort's Golf Academy.
The Porsche course at Quellness Golf Resort is located directly adjacent to the Beckenbauer course. In a "little brotherly" sense it ideally complements the longer and tougher Beckenbauer (which has regularly hosted European Tour events). Wider fairways help to create a less intimidating feel, but there's still plenty of water and stylish bunkering to be avoided.
Occupying similar terrain, the Porsche (formerly known as the Mercedes-Benz course!) contains many excellent holes. The good-length par-4 4th is especially interesting; it doglegs to the left alongside the river Rott with a challenging second shot to a green protected by a stream. Also posing a special challenge is the peninsula-green at the par-3 13th, and the par-4 16th and 18th holes, both with water unnervingly in play.
Stay&Play at Quellness Golf Resort: luxury onsite accommodation available, see Where2Stay section below.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Players generally walk this course. Golf carts available for hire.
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Sitting alongside the Porsche course at the Quellness Resort, is the 18-hole Beckenbauer course, also designed by world-class golfer Bernhard Langer. The Beckenbauer (named after German football's "Kaiser", Franz Beckenbauer) served as host venue for the Porsche European Open, a European Tour event, in 2015 and 2016. In 2017, the course was also the setting for the Paul Lawrie Matchplay, and from 2013 to 2015 it hosted European Challenge Tour events for three consecutive years.
An der Rottwiese 1, Rotthalmünster D-94094.
+49 (0)8532 92660
Visit websiteLocated alongside the Beckenbauer and Porsche golf courses, Quellness Resort's Penning Estate offers golfers a Stay&Play opportunity at this popular German golf resort.
Quellness (Beckenbauer & Porsche courses)
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Quellness (Brunnwies, Uttlau & Lederbach courses)
Thermalbadstrasse 28, 94086 Bad Griesbach im Rottal.
+49 8532 9810
Visit websiteThe Furstenhof Hotel is a relaxed and sporty superior 4-star hotel within the Quellness resort. It offers the feel-good factor and panoramic views over the Rott Valley and the Beckenbauer and Porsche golf courses. The hotel is set on the southern slope of Bad Griesbach-Therme.
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Quellness (Beckenbauer & Porsche courses).
Quellness (Brunnwies, Uttlau & Lederbach courses)
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