Golf Club Passeier Meran

Golf Club Passeier Meran sits in the alpine landscape of Trentino-Alto Adige/South Tyrol, Italy, an 18-hole, par-71 layout designed by Wilfried Moroder and opened in 2004. The course stretches to 5,791 meters and incorporates ponds, water hazards, and bunkers across its alpine terrain. It is rated 4.4 by 100+ Hole19 golfers. Practice facilities are extensive. A two-story driving range provides 20 tee boxes, 10 of them covered. A putting green sits next to the clubhouse, a chipping area is located directly above it, and a three-hole executive course is also available. The golf school is run by professional instructors Nick Booth and Malcolm John Harrison. The clubhouse includes the Bistro, serving small delicacies and refreshing drinks from a spacious panoramic terrace, along with changing rooms and a front office. The club hosts a full calendar of events including the FISI – White meets Green Charity Cup, the Andreus Resorts Trophy, the Sparkasse Trophy, the Andreas Hofer Golf Cup, and the VSS/Raiffeisen Senior Golf Cup, among others.