Local Rules
Course boundary markings
The boundary is defined by the line joining the ground-level inner points of white stakes or fence posts; boundary objects are part of the course and have no relief.
Ground under repair
Ground under repair where play is prohibited is marked by blue stakes or lines; use Rule 16.1 relief.
Internal boundary on hole 12
The internal boundary on hole 12 applies only when playing that hole; on other holes the green-white stakes are immovable obstructions.
Immovable obstructions
All paths, bridges, irrigation components and course gazebos are immovable obstructions under the Local Rules.
Penalty areas by hole
Red penalty areas are marked on holes 3, 4, 5, 14, 15 and 16; a yellow penalty area is marked on hole 5.
Course Intelligence
Course Character
Read the current Local Rules and plan for elevation changes. Active 18-hole course near Slapy with hilly terrain, water hazards and scenic views. Golf Park Slapy sv. Jan
Major Risks
Water and elevation Penalty areas and hilly terrain require conservative planning.
Blue Tee Strategy
Read current rules. Plan penalty areas. Allow for elevation. Play to marked boundaries
Golfer Reviews / Consensus
Elevation and long transitions Water and bunkers Three exact-course reviews describe a varied scenic course with positive condition comments and stamina and hazard cautions. MEDIUM snap_slapy_reviews_20260908 Scenery Varied layout Course condition
Course Conditions
VERIFIED Confirm daily setup Confirm tee time. Read current rules. Plan for elevation. 2026-10-08 2026-09-08 Markings and temporary instructions should be checked. The club is active and publishes operating rules and Local Rules; daily conditions can change.
30-second Pre-round Brief
Golf Park Slapy brief Read boundary, penalty-area and drop-zone provisions. Rules Allow for hills and long transitions. Terrain Read the marked-area rules and manage water and elevation deliberately.
Regulations
Visitor operating rules
Visitors must know and follow the Golf Park Slapy operating rules, safety instructions and directions from marshals, greenkeepers, trainers and staff.