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The Karlštejn Golf Resort is one of the most beautiful golf courses in Europe, and one of the most visited resorts in the Czech Republic.

One of the most beautiful golf resorts in the Czech Republic can be found only 40 kilometres from Prague. The three golf courses are distinctly set in undulating countryside, surrounded by woods, intertwined with bunkers, as well as numerous water obstacles.

This is not only one of the most sporty and best golf courses in the Czech Republic, but also the entire Central Europe. Its position makes it an ideal place that can be easily reached from both the centre of Prague and the international Václav Havel Airport in Prague (15 minutes).

Everyone knows that Prague is a place people come to admire architecture. But people are sometimes pleasantly surprised to find that you can improve your handicap at some luxury golf resorts in the city. If you are a fan of the so-called “sport of gentlemen”, don’t hesitate and come and enjoy top-notch courses around Prague.

A unique golf destination, the sports and recreational complex Prosper Golf Resort Čeladná is spread over 140 hectares in the picturesque village of Čeladná in the Beskydy Mountains in the northeast of the Czech Republic. It annually ranks among the 5 best courses in the Czech Republic.

The difference between the lowest and highest point of the course is 42 metres. Holes are nicely modelled. The course was designed by the successful German company Städler Golf Courses, which has already designed over 40 golf courses.

The ambition of the 18-hole course in Liberec – Machnín is to offer a golf experience to the widest public, while maintaining maximum quality, providing facilities and observing golf etiquette. Although it is situated in the mountains, there are no typical elevation differences. Natural conditions on the northern slopes of the Ještěd Mountain contribute to modelling of the holes.

During their game, players encounter large greens, numerous bunkers located on fairways as well as close to putting greens, and several lakes, one of which surrounds the green of hole no. 16. The terrain is just slightly undulating, but golfers may be challenged by strong winds. The resort offers a golf academy and indoor FS training equipment.

In 2010 an 18-hole golf course was laid out in the exquisite grounds of this Classicist chateau, the 19th-century residence of Austrian chancellor Metternich, located in the far west of the Czech Republic. The course was designed by course architect Christoph Städler, who included a 150m-wide water hazard between the 18th hole and three tees. Players also have at their disposal a driving range, pitch & putting green and an indoor driving range. The course is situated not far from the two oldest golf courses in Bohemia, dating back to the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, which can be found in Mariánské Lázně and Karlovy Vary.

The golf course of the year 2008 is situated by Ejpovice Lake and is sensitively incorporated into the natural landscape with abundant lush greenery and grown trees. Although the entire course promises a great experience for players, the varying holes, especially hole no. 11 with its three-tier level green situated on an island, are the main attraction.