Local Rules
Course markings
White posts/fences/lines mark OOB; yellow/red posts and red fence mark penalty areas; blue posts/lines mark GUR; green caps indicate no-play zones; signed drop zones are relief areas under Rule 14.3.
Waste area holes 1/2
The waste area between holes 1 and 2 is part of the course and provides no penalty-free relief.
Hole 2 no-play zone
The fenced penalty-area no-play zone on hole 2 has a designated drop zone; outside it the fence is an immovable obstruction.
Hole 3 procedures
Hole 3 permits a provisional in the right red penalty area; left penalty areas have specified stroke-and-distance/drop-zone relief, while the right GUR no-play zone requires the drop zone.
Hole 4 drop zone
The hole 4 drop zone applies for the specified penalty/no-play areas and lost ball after the tee; OOB requires stroke-and-distance relief.
Hole 6 path and nets
The full path right of hole 6 is an immovable obstruction even without artificial surface; nets are also immovable obstructions.
Holes 7 and 9 drop zones
Drop zones may be used with one penalty stroke when it is known or virtually certain the ball is in a penalty area; hole 7 also allows the unplayable-ball option.
Flower beds and practice
Flower beds at holes 2, 8 and between 5/9 are no-play abnormal-ground areas requiring Rule 16.1f relief; practice on the tee-10 green is permitted subject to no undue delay.
Course Intelligence
Course Character
The hole-specific drop zones and no-play areas on holes 2–4, plus the broad path rule on hole 6, are the key checks. Golfclub Lech is a 9-hole course in the Zugertal at approximately 1,500 metres elevation with current published course rules. Alpine 9-hole course in Lech/Zug
Major Risks
Hole-specific penalty areas Holes 2, 3, 4, 7 and 9 have special drop-zone or provisional procedures. No-play zones and paths Flower beds, protected areas and the entire path right of hole 6 have special treatment.
Blue Tee Strategy
Review the special procedures for holes 2, 3, 4, 7 and 9. Treat the waste area between holes 1 and 2 as part of the course with no free relief. Use the hole 6 path relief and observe no-play zones. Play precisely through the alpine layout
Golfer Reviews / Consensus
Narrow or blind holes Short 9-hole format Some reviews mention price, mats or maintenance concerns The 19-review sample consistently highlights the dramatic alpine setting and an interesting, demanding 9-hole layout. Concerns are mixed and include narrow or blind shots, the short format, and occasional value or condition complaints. MEDIUM Spectacular alpine and Zug Valley setting Friendly staff and clubhouse atmosphere Interesting, challenging 9-hole layout
Course Conditions
NOT_VERIFIED Live conditions were not verified Check weather and current course status before play. The official page confirms current published rules but not live conditions. Opening and course conditions may vary with weather.
30-second Pre-round Brief
Golfclub Lech brief Review the drop zones and provisional-ball procedures on holes 2, 3, 4, 7 and 9. Hole-specific rules Flower beds and marked penalty-area no-play zones require the specified relief. No-play areas Review the hole-specific drop zones and no-play areas before playing Lech/Zug.
Regulations
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