Golfclub Thülsfelder Talsperre (9h)

Golfclub Thülsfelder Talsperre (9h) is a 9-hole public course in Molbergen, Lower Saxony, Germany, designed by architect Städler and founded in 1991. It forms part of a larger 27-hole facility that also includes an 18-hole championship course. The course sits on sandy glacial soil, which keeps it playable year-round — even when wetter courses nearby are forced to close in winter. Every hole has its own character, with hills, trees, and water creating a varied and demanding layout. Nine ponds are woven strategically into play across 12 holes, so water management is a constant consideration. The greens are notably tricky and break-heavy, rewarding precise putting.