3 Best Golf Courses in Berlin, Germany

“Golf Resort Berlin Pankow has four courses and 36 holes designed for players ranging from beginners to advanced levels. Golf instructors are available to provide instruction and support for skill development. They offer practice and training opportunities with a straightforward experience. A 6-hole short course is available on a pay-and-play basis for beginners with some experience or for players accompanied by an experienced golfer. Players holding a golf proficiency certificate or an official handicap may use the 9-hole course located along the stream. The main course is 5,938 meters in length (men's 5,041 meters, women's 5,041 meters) with a par of 72. All courses and the club office are open until sunset. The driving range operates in the evening and is equipped with floodlighting until 10:00 p.m.”

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“Berliner Golf Club Gatow e.V. is located within a landscape with mature trees and a park-like setting. Norbert Ellermann is the president of the club. The club has over 50 years of experience. The course was expanded to 18 holes in June 2001 and includes a lake with an area of approximately 13,000 square meters. The club operates a golf shop that provides standard golfing equipment and supplies. The service point functions as the primary contact location for members, guests, and prospective members. Gift vouchers are also offered by Berliner Golf Club Gatow e.V. The course is situated approximately 30 minutes from the Brandenburg Gate.”

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“Golf. und Land-Club Berlin-Wannsee e.V. provides courses suitable for varying skill levels. Albert Türklitz is the president, and Mario Hansch is the Head Pro of the club. The club was founded by British and American diplomats. They received the "Golf & Nature" Gold certification in May 2023, recognising their long-term environmental practices. The courses and facilities support biodiversity and provide habitats for protected animals and plants. Golf. und Land-Club Berlin-Wannsee e.V. has an indoor training facility available year-round, including teeing grounds, practice areas, and approach greens. The training area, located on the top floor of the caddie house, covers approximately 300 square meters and allows practice of the short game. Fast, straight putts can be practised on a level surface. The 18-hole championship course requires a handicap confirmation of 36 or better. The 9-hole course is available to players with a beginner’s permit (handicap 54). The club is a founding member of the German Golf Association (DGV). The club's women's, men's, and seniors' teams have won the German Championship multiple times. The driving range has 7 covered and 13 open teeing areas for practice. Guests may play the courses on weekdays. The clubhouse and surrounding areas offer spaces for social interaction among members and guests.”

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