When every tee shot is framed by the view.

Due to its many water hazards, the 9-hole course in Eppan is also called the "Blue Monster". On South Tyrol's newest golf course with its high roughs, you can even get a real "links course feeling" in the former floodplain landscape of the Etschtal valley.

The Golf Club Lana is idyllically located below the "Brandis" castle ruins and offers golf enthusiasts fantastic panoramic views over the Etschtal. What makes this golf course special is that it is rather flat, which is suitable for golfers of all ages and levels of experience.

In the Passeiertal valley, just 16 kilometres from the spa town of Meran, you will find a golf course that can be played almost all year round thanks to the pleasant climate. Water hazards, lots of bunkers and a varied range of tournaments make this golf course a hit.

Although not really in South Tyrol, but directly behind the border with Trentino on the Mendel Pass, this special golf course awaits you. While the "front 9" are still rather narrow, characterised by the surrounding mountain forests, rows of trees and water hazards, the "back 9" open up and offer a wonderful plateau feeling with views of the South Tyrolean and Trentino rock massifs.

One of the highest golf courses in Europe impresses with its location, especially at the height of summer: fresh mountain air, slight differences in altitude and plenty of sunshine make the game a nature experience for every type of player. The courses offer plenty of variety - precise play is an advantage in order not to get lost in the deep rough or send the ball flying directly in the valley.

With its occasionally narrow fairways, the Golfclub Petersberg demands a great deal of finesse and impresses across the board with exciting doglegs, lovingly maintained courses, and its often-praised staff. Its location on the mountain also offers challenging elevation changes: a cart is recommended but not essential, as athletic golfers appreciate the added challenge.

Originally created by the Grand Hotel Carezza for its exclusive visitors, the course was initially played only by wealthy guests and nobility. Today, anyone can walk in the footsteps of high society, but should be skilled in their craft, as the name suggests, this is one of the most technically demanding courses in South Tyrol.

An impressive panorama of the Dolomites and great differences in altitude provide the kind of thrills on the green that you can only experience here. The course at the foot of the Schlern winds around gorges and past roaring waterfalls. The fairways offer space for long shots and simpler holes give players time to admire the views.

Designed by golf legends Fioravanti and Dassù and nestled in the rolling landscape of the Reischach high valley with its dense mountain forests, typical grain fields, and distinctive wetlands, the course offers a lot of variety and unconventional mountain layouts. Short, narrow holes alternate with long, wide fairways.