Golfclub Engelberg-Titlis

breathtaking

Engelberg's golfing history began in 1998 with the opening of the 9-hole course, which was extended to 18 holes in 2004. The Engelberg-Titlis Alpine Golf Club soon became the Engelberg-Titlis Golf Club, as the technically challenging course was anything but a mountain course and never lived up to its name with its flat, pleasant topography. On the Engelberg golf course, it is only the mountain panorama that takes your breath away and not the difference in altitude on the individual holes.

enjoyable

Playing in Engelberg is a pleasure. This applies to all handicap classes. The course is not really difficult, but water hazards and bunkers are well placed and reward a precise, rather defensive game. Depending on the direction of play, you are also repeatedly distracted by different views of the stunning mountain scenery. But if you approach your game strategically and take a look at the Strokesaver to be on the safe side, there is one thing above all: enjoyment.

Naturally

If you're looking for something sophisticated or urban, you won't find it. Engelberg offers green fee guests and members alike an uncomplicated, friendly atmosphere in the midst of impressive mountain scenery and unspoiled nature. At the eagle hole, a short par 4 with an eagle chance, a "real" eagle symbolizes the connection between sport and nature. Nature also plays its part on the legendary 13th, a par 5 with a dog leg. There are three watercourses to play over. No problem with a little tactics! ... and after the game, the public club restaurant "Golf Stubli" with its sun terrace and views of the course and panorama will tempt you.