Golfpark Meerbusch

Set in woodland terrain across water hazards and bunkers in Meerbusch, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Golfpark Meerbusch is an 18-hole semi-private course designed by Donald Harradine and opened in 1996. Hole 17 plays over a pond. Rated 4.6 by 80+ Hole19 golfers. Practice facilities include an approximately 300-metre driving range with 11 covered tee positions, 20 outdoor mat tees, and four colored plastic greens with distance markers; grass practice is available from summer. A large putting green sits at the front of the facility, with a short course and practice bunker behind the range. Two trainer boxes equipped with Scope system, Trackman, and SamPutt Lab support video-based instruction, and individual club fitting is available. The historic Röttgenhof serves as the clubhouse, offering gastronomy alongside a courtyard terrace and a small terrace with a view of hole 1. The pro shop carries balls available via machine, with ball cards or tokens purchased at the secretariat. Changing rooms, caddy rooms, and an event barn are also on site.