Alpine Golf with a View: The Tiroler Zugspitzgolf Golf Club and Its Panoramic Views
Panoramic Golf in Ehrwald: Tiroler Zugspitzgolf delights visitors with unobstructed views of the Zugspitze, dog-friendly courses, and a modern clubhouse atmosphere.
Located right at the foot of the imposing Wetterstein Mountains, nestled between the idyllic villages of Ehrwald and Lermoos, lies the well-maintained course of the Tiroler Zugspitzgolf Club in Austria. Anyone who associates alpine golf with grueling uphill climbs will be pleasantly surprised here: The course runs across a flat high plateau and is ideal for walking, while dogs are also expressly welcome on the course.
The well-designed nine-hole layout offers a full 18-hole experience thanks to two separate tees per hole. The front nine is a Par-36 round known as the “Zugspitze” (3,003 meters from the forward tees), while the back nine is played as the “Sonnenspitze” (3,002 meters). A modern clubhouse with a reception area, pro shop, and restaurant forms the stylish centerpiece of the course.
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Streams, art sculptures, and a direct view of the Zugspitze massif
The “Zugspitze” round begins directly below the clubhouse with a Par-4 hole that is up to 348 meters long and doglegs to the right. The subsequent 442-meter-long Par-5 proves to be a classic risk-and-reward hole, with streams and fairway bunkers defending the green. This is followed by hole 3, a Par-3 up to 169 meters long, where the ball must be carried over a pond.
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On holes 4 and 5, meandering streams, wetlands, and cleverly placed wooden huts define the landscape. The path leads over the Loisach Bridge to the sixth hole, a 311-meter-long dogleg to the left, where a sculpture made of golf clubs in the water hazard on the right offers a surprising sight.
After the wide Fairway of the seventh hole, the visual highlight of the front nine awaits on the eighth: This par-3, up to 175 meters long, plays directly toward the Zugspitze massif and, due to sand bunkers on the right, requires a shot over the left half of the green. The finale is a par-5 double dogleg up to 512 meters long, whose kidney-shaped green is guarded by four Bunkers.
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Tyrolean hospitality in the heart of the Zugspitz Arena
The Tyrolean Zugspitzgolf combines athletic sophistication, first-class course maintenance, and relaxed Tyrolean hospitality with an unobstructed Alpine panorama. Thanks to its convenient location—just 30 to 45 minutes from Garmisch-Partenkirchen or Neuschwanstein Castle—a round of golf can be perfectly combined with excursions in the region.
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Release date
27 Oct 2026
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An unobstructed view of the Zugspitze is one of the highlights of the golf course in Ehrwald. (Photo: Michael Althoff)
Scenes from the Tyrolean Zugspitz Golf Course. (Photos: Michael Althoff)
