-Heavily wooded terrain combined with tricky basket-placements call for precise
drives and "smart" approaches.
The upper area of the course is less wooded while the distance increase.

-Some holes offer elevation changes in addition to the tight fairways and can make it
really challenging for beginners and pros alike.

-The layout is quite good as several holes require and offer different shots.
Some call for creativity.

-Baskets and Teesigns were in good condition.

-The place offers holiday homes for rent a restaurant and several leisure activites.

-On hole #15 and #18, the fairways are almost nonexistent. Those were the most
unfair holes i have played so far.

-The upper area is not maintained regularly. High grass can be a problem here.
There are also some nasty, thick bushes along the fairway.

-You need to "climb" your way up to the next holes after #6. It's a short but steep
hiking trail to tee #7.

-Sadly there are no real tees and #13 is placed terribly,
on a steep hill.

-I dont know about the rates as i played during a tournament, but i think this course is
Pay to Play.

-Although the course is close to a lake, water is not in play
on any of the holes (sadly).

-You might need spotters on certain holes, due to rolling holes and blind shots.

-Some fairways run along/cross walking paths. The area seemed to be far out
but you might run into some hikers.

-I played in November and it was quite difficult to hit the fairway. In summer, this course
might be really hard to play unless the gaps are cut/maintained.

good course. The holes are somewhat challenging. Good day overall. good placement for the holes as well

Some of the tees aren't marked but most are. Easy to determine them however so it won't be difficult to distinguish between them

nice walk to eat. No gripes or complaints. I'll definitely be back to this one.

This is without a doubt the most wooded course I've ever played, but I'll address this again in the cons.

This course has new Crosslap baskets with a nice, big yellow headband which makes finding them easy. This course has the potential to be a great course because of the hilly greens and the mountain bike track fairways.

The best thing about this course are the very protected and hilly greens, which are pretty unique to this course.

The course is very new and I had a pretty hard time finding it because no one I asked had any idea there was even a course here. It's on the south side of the lake, opposite from the entrance. Park on the west side of the sea by the Kegel bahn and walk counterclockwise along the sea and you'll run into the 9th basket first. The first tee is a little bit farther (knowledge I wish I had when I played here...).

The course is too wooded. I've never had this problem with a course before, but either some trees need to be cut down, or the tees moved to a different spot. I was very frustrated by the end of the 8th hole because there's absolutely no line towards the basket and I was really asking myself "What was the designer thinking?". This course doesn't come down to skill, it comes down to luck. For example, take a look at the picture I posted for #5. You literally have to throw it at that one foot gap and pray. But, like I said, if some trees were removed, this course has potential to be much better than it currently is.

Also, I believe this is a "pay to play" course, but I went on a Saturday and there was no one to take my money, so I won't complain. Maybe the next reviewer can provide insight on playing on a weekday or in the summer...

I only played this course one time and I was so fed up with the unfair fairways that I left. I suppose you could argue it's "challenging", but I've played challenging courses and this was just unfair and I played this in winter when there were no leaves on the trees....