Two of the most beautiful golf courses in Austria are direct neighbours: Carinthia's highest golf course is in Bad Kleinkirchheim. The one with the best lake views is on Lake Millstätter See. Golf has a long tradition on both courses. Have a great game!
The Bad Kleinkirchheim golf course enjoys great popularity in summer thanks to its pleasant altitude and the many shady trees. Course designer Donald Harradine once skilfully embedded the 60-hectare Bad Kleinkirchheim golf arena in the Carinthian Nockberge mountains in the shape of a horizontal eight. With a length of 6000 metres, the course is a challenge for golfers of all handicap classes. A variety of water hazards, bridges, bunkers, narrow fairways and different terrain levels as well as fairways in the forest make the golfing experience in Bad Kleinkirchheim unique. It is not uncommon for the game to end on the sun terrace of the golf restaurant.
If you tee off on the golf courses at the Millstätter See - Bad Kleinkirchheim - Nockberge region, you might be lucky enough to meet none other than skiing legend and olympic champion Franz Klammer! The chance is particularly high in the Bad Kleinkirchheim golf arena. For more than three decades, Franz Klammer has not only been a sponsor, but also a proud member of the golf club. Golfers who want to combine the fascination of golf with the thrill of alpine skiing also like to stop off at fairway 5 in the golf arena. This offers a breathtaking view of the famous "Carinthia - Franz Klammer" World Cup downhill run, on which the Kaiser won his first European Cup race as an 18-year-old.
The fairways of the 18-hole course are perfectly embedded in the landscape and offer views of the low-lying Lake Millstätter See on several holes. As a multiple host of the European Challenge Tour, the course fulfils all requirements for a challenging golfing experience. The golf course consists of 4 holes in the terrain course, 9 holes in the parkland course and 5 holes in the terrain course. A successful round on the Millstätter See golf course requires not only good tactics and golf know-how, but also a high degree of precision and accuracy. None other than European Tour player Markus Brier holds the course record of 63 strokes, 9 under par.
18-hole golf course, driving range with chipping, pitching and putting greens, clubhouse with pro shop, caddy room and a restaurant open to the public with a spacious terrace - the Millstätter See golf course leaves nothing to be desired.
The criterion of the course is certainly the topography. For those who want to compete, the packed tournament calendar offers some exciting opportunities for a competitive tee shot with a view of the lake.
The Schloss Finkenstein Golf Club can be reached from the Millstätter See - Bad Kleinkirchheim - Nockberge region in around 30 minutes. The Golf Senza Confini Tarvisio is about an hour's drive from the Lake Millstätter See - Bad Kleinkirchheim - Nockberge region. The golf clubs in Velden am Wörthersee, the Carinthian Golf Club Dellach, the Golf Club Bovec and the Golf Club Jesolo are also part of the Alpe Adria Card and well worth a visit. In general, all golf courses included in the Alpe Adria Card are located within a radius of around three hours travelling time.
If you walk 18 holes, uphill and downhill, you will easily reach the widely publicised daily target of 10,000 steps. In Bad Kleinkirchheim, two themes invite you to regenerate afterwards. At Lake Millstätter See, you can relax wonderfully with a sauna session in the bathhouse Millstätter See.
In Bad Kleinkirchheim, taster courses, courses for those ready to play golf and individual training are offered. The golf school of PGA Head Professional Jim Bray is available as a competent contact partner.
At the Millstätter See Golf Club, the renowned golf pro Paul Thompson is responsible for teaching beginners and advanced players. The golf school offers its own children's courses, beginners' courses and refresher courses. Video analyses are used to support learning success.
Golf schools offer various golf courses at both the Millstätter See golf course and the Bad Kleinkirchheim golf arena.
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Dogs are allowed on both the Millstätter See golf course and the Bad Kleinkirchheim golf arena. Dogs are allowed on a lead and are welcome to ride in the cart. They are not allowed to run free on the course.
