Golf de Preisch

Golf de Preisch is a premier golfing destination nestled in Basse-Rentgen, Grand Est, France, near the borders of Luxembourg, Germany, and Belgium. Featuring the region's only 27-hole course, this masterpiece was designed by architect William Amick and crafted by Robin De Vooght, with greens perfected by Scotsman Tom Dewar. Spanning 107 hectares, including 52 hectares of forest and 7 hectares of serene ponds, the course offers a stunning natural setting. Encircled by a historic Napoleonic stone wall, Golf de Preisch provides a tranquil yet challenging experience for players of all skill levels. The club boasts exceptional practice facilities, ensuring both beginners and professionals can refine their game. Its elegant clubhouse, perched at the estate's highest point, offers panoramic views of lush Lorraine and Luxembourg landscapes. Modeled after the nearby castle, the clubhouse combines historic charm with modern amenities, creating a welcoming retreat for all visitors. Whether you're a local golfer or traveling for a world-class golf getaway, Golf de Preisch delivers an unforgettable experience.