A unique panorama, a long tradition, and a varied 18 holes amidst the Tyrolean Alps – these are the key features of the Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee-Reith golf course that make golfers' hearts beat faster. The six final holes, in particular , with their intricate fairways, demand the utmost from every golfer. The Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee-Reith golf course has also hosted prestigious international tournaments.

Conclusion: The Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee-Reith golf course offers varied fairways, challenging water hazards and a magnificent panorama for all golf types.

The Eichenheim course is considered one of the most outstanding courses in Austria. Nestled between the Wilder Kaiser and the Hohe Tauern mountains, the Eichenheim Kitzbühel-Aurach golf course offers breathtaking views of the Kitzbühel Alps. Imposing rock faces and dense deciduous forests characterize the 6.092-meter, par 71 course, which opened in 2001. Designed by the American Kyle Phillips, it is the aesthetic variety that makes the course's structure so unique.

The Grand Tirolia Hotel Kitzbühel is located directly on the golf course and combines modernity and down-to-earthness in a unique way and guarantees well-being at the highest level.

A new era began. Fifty years after the club's founding, the 9-hole golf course at Kapser Castle was reopened in 2006. Its beautiful location on the sunny side of Kitzbühel and its outstanding sporting achievements have made the course and the club one of the most renowned in Austria.

Just a stone's throw from the city, golfers can expect nine exceptional holes. The finishing holes, in particular , are quite challenging. Nestled directly within the castle grounds are the island green of hole 8 and the peninsula green of hole 9. Here, golfers can become legends, or the water hazards can shatter their dreams.

The 9-hole golf course at the Rasmushof is located right in the heart of Kitzbühel, in the finish area of ​​the legendary Streif downhill run. The fairways are selectively designed, the 9 holes are challenging enough to test handicap players, and also ideal for beginners. The first four holes take you through hilly terrain before you climb the Streif on holes 5 and 6 and can then enjoy a breathtaking view over Kitzbühel's town center.

After your round of golf, enjoy the magnificent sun terrace and let yourself be pampered with Tyrolean delicacies.