Local Rules
Suspension of play
For danger, one long signal means stop immediately; resume only when instructed. For normal suspension, three consecutive repeated signals mean stop. Two consecutive repeated signals mean resume.
Out of bounds
Out of bounds is marked by white stakes. On hole 1 right, the boundary also follows the asphalt edge from the road. Do not enter adjacent agricultural land, including areas right of holes 3, 12, 13 and 18.
Golf carts and other vehicles
Players and caddies may not use transport during the stipulated round unless the committee expressly permits it. An exception applies to players who prove they cannot walk for medical or disability reasons.
Mowing robots
If a mower changes the lie of a stationary ball, replace it without penalty; if a moving ball is deflected, there is no penalty and it is played as it lies. If the ball is lost or out of bounds after deflection, use Rule 18.2b with one penalty stroke. Relief may be available if a mower or station interferes with stance or swing.
Penalty area and drop zones
Penalty areas are marked with yellow or red stakes and/or lines. At hole 10, behind the ditch and behind the green, and at hole 7 right behind the ditch, a drop zone is an additional option when the ball is known or virtually certain to be in the penalty area; take one penalty stroke.
Code of conduct
The committee may impose a one-stroke penalty, general penalty or disqualification for serious or repeated misconduct, depending on severity and frequency. Examples include failure to care for the course, abusive language, dishonesty or endangering others.
Scorecard submission
Submit the scorecard to the club office immediately after play. Resolve uncertainties and rules questions with the committee before submitting it.
Abnormal course conditions
Areas marked by white circles and/or blue stakes are ground under repair. If both are present, the line applies. Relief under Rule 16.1 is available. Relief is mandatory for newly seeded areas.
Course Intelligence
Course Character
The course rewards a steady rhythm: preserve position around the tree-lined holes, respect penalty areas at holes 7 and 10, and stay alert to the club’s distinctive mower-robot local rule. An 84-hectare, 18-hole parkland course arranged through a natural-park setting, with tree-lined corridors, varied terrain and a practical layout that can be shortened at several points. Precision through Bavarian parkland
Major Risks
Protected areas Biotopes and no-play zones can remove the direct line and require rule-based relief. Boundary holes Out of bounds affects holes 9, 10 and 13–18, including roads and paths on 17 and 18.
Blue Tee Strategy
Treat marked boundaries and protected zones as strategic constraints. Use conservative targets near water and woodland edges. Keep the approach angle predictable on the undulating greens. Position first, then attack
Golfer Reviews / Consensus
Protected areas can make recovery difficult Official course information supports a strategic, accuracy-focused parkland experience. HIGH Scenic parkland setting Woodland and Alpine views
Course Conditions
VERIFIED Check current course notices Check the official course page before travelling. Confirm temporary restrictions at the clubhouse. 2026-08-28T00:00:00.000Z Playing conditions and access can change with maintenance or weather. The official course page publishes current opening and maintenance notices.
30-second Pre-round Brief
Before tee-off Review the marked out-of-bounds holes, especially 17 and 18. Boundaries Never play from or enter a green-headed no-play zone. Biotopes Know the hole 4 drop-zone condition before choosing relief. Water Enjoy the scenery, but let the marked boundaries and protected areas dictate the safe line.
Regulations
Practice and putting
In stroke play, a player may not make a practice stroke near or on the green of the hole just completed, or roll a ball to test the green. Penalty is the general penalty at the next hole, or on the last hole at that hole.
Pace of play
If a group loses contact with the group ahead or exceeds a published time, the committee may warn it and then time shots. The limit is 50 seconds for the first player and 40 seconds for subsequent players.