“That’s golfing country,” enthused golf architect “Don” Harradine, who crafted one of the most attractive 27-hole courses with three equally challenging 9-hole loops (Blue-White-Red) in the gently rolling landscape. The course, playable year-round on the regular greens, offers not only fair roughs but also plenty of “pure nature.”

The golf course, beautifully located between the Baltic Sea and the “Burger Binnensee,” offers golfers new challenges daily due to the constantly changing wind conditions. From almost every tee and green of the 18 holes, there is a view of the water. The island green on hole 9 is shaped like the island of Fehmarn.

Cleverly placed bunkers, beautiful water hazards, and interesting greens guarantee a varied round of golf with a sea breeze.

Nestled in the Holstein hedged landscape, this sporty and challenging golf course is located in the town of Grömitz, featuring moderate slopes and numerous water hazards.

The 18-hole golf course is characterized by playable roughs, plant areas along the fairways, land ridges, and plenty of water, with 2 island greens and 52 bunkers spread across the course.

Typical of the landscape of the Holstein Switzerland, with gentle and steep hills, some offering views of the Baltic Sea, the course provides a challenging golfing experience. Gut Beusloe is also pleased to welcome you to the clubhouse, where you can enjoy excellent regional cuisine.

A championship course on gentle, slightly undulating terrain around the massive burial mound. Some old trees, with greens well-defended by bunkers and water.

Pure nature awaits golfers on both courses of the only 36-hole facility in Schleswig-Holstein. With its over 40-year-old tree stock, wide fairways, and hilly “ups and downs,” it is an attraction for golfers of all skill levels