Golf holidays in Styria

Between the Dachstein Glacier, Ennstal and Grimming

Styria - the "Green Heart of Austria" - is a paradise for anyone who wants to combine golf, enjoyment and nature. Whether in the Alps or in the rolling hills in the south: a golf holiday in Styria means variety, enjoyment of the landscape and culinary highlights.
From lush green fairways and healing thermal waters to crystal-clear lakes and regional specialities such as pumpkin seed oil, Sauvignon Blanc and Schilcher - here, every tee shot is enhanced by the surroundings.

Golf is played all year round in Styria: While the alpine courses in the Enns Valley offer a season from April to November, golf can often be played all year round in the south and east.

Our favourite golf hotel in Styria

Castle flair, style and sport at the IMLAUER Hotel Schloss Pichlarn

The journey alone, for example through the picturesque Salzkammergut, is an experience. Shortly before the destination, the magnificent Hotel Schloss Pichlarn rises up on a hill overlooking the imposing Grimming - and welcomes its guests with history, style and modern comfort.

This special hotel has existed since 1009 and today, as part of the IMLAUER Group, is an exclusive golf and wellness resort. The hotel and golf course have been extensively modernised and offer the perfect place for anyone looking for relaxation and golf at the highest level.

The Styrian Golf Hotel

Imlauer Schloss Pichlarn

5-star refuge with its own golf course

Aigen im Ennstal

To the hotel

The best golf courses in the Enns Valley

Golfers will find some of the most impressive courses in the country in the Styrian Enns Valley:
The Leading Golf Course Schladming-Dachstein, designed by Bernhard Langer, is considered a showcase example of design, maintenance and location. Its nickname "Pebble Beach of the Alps" is no coincidence. The offer is complemented by the Radstadt Golf Club in SalzburgerLand, just a few kilometres away - including a spectacular golf gondola lift - as well as the traditional Schloss Pichlarn Golf Club right next to the hotel of the same name. Anyone who plays here is guaranteed to leave with lasting memories.

Styrian golf courses

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Golf & Country Club Schloss Pichlarn

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Filled with tradition and pride.

Aigen im Ennstal

To the golf course

Leading Golf Course Schladming Dachstein

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The Leading Golf Course Dachstein Tauern offers beautiful views over the Dachstein Tauern region. You can enjoy an unforgettable game.

Haus im Ennstal

To the golf course

Other golf regions in Styria

Southern Styria, Thermenland & Graz - potential for more

Southern Styria, Thermen- und Vulkanland and the area around Graz are also home to numerous beautiful golf courses - nestled in vineyards and rolling hills.

Many hotels in these regions are relatively small or busy with other holiday themes, such as wine tours, thermal spa days or cycling tours. All the more reason for us to look forward to the day when more hosts specialise in golfing guests and become part of Golf in Austria.
Until then, we will keep you up to date here!

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The Murinsel in Graz is a modern, steel structure resembling a twisted shell, spanning the Mur River, surrounded by lush green trees and water around it.

Facts why you should choose a golf holiday in Styria

and why Styria is worth a golf holiday

For a golf trip to be a success, you need more than just beautiful golf courses and great golf resorts. The "trappings" are also important. That's why you'll find further criteria here to help guide you. Your feature for golf holiday happiness is not included?

Scenic view of a golf course at dawn with a misty pond, lush greenery, and mountains under a clear sky.

Eighteen holes of golf will tell you more about the other player than nineteen years together at a desk.

The green heart of Austria beckons with 27 highly diverse golf courses between the Dachstein and the wine hills in the south.

On a golf trip through Styria, the panorama changes from gigantic mountain giants to gently undulating chains of hills, the air from the fresh alpine breeze to almost Mediterranean flair, the "supporting programme" from untouched natural enjoyment to a cultural experience.

The Styrian golf courses themselves provide sporting challenges along hilly courses, manicured fairways, demanding water hazards and fast greens.

A scenic view of a clear blue lake with a small grassy area and a wooden bench. Trees surround the area, creating a peaceful and natural environment.

Green lake

A unique natural spectacle.

Every year after the snow melts, the Green Lake fills with crystal-clear meltwater from the mountains and shines in its unique emerald green colour. The height of the water level depends on winters with high or low snowfall and precipitation.

Sunset over rolling hills with lush greenery, dotted with houses, under a vibrant sky. A picturesque view with the sun casting long shadows.

The South Styrian Wine Route

Between vineyards and forests

The South Styrian Wine Route connects 5 municipalities and is also the oldest wine route in Austria. The wine route is just a few kilometres from the border with Slovenia. Savour the culinary delights of southern Styria. The regional delicacies, the excellent wine and the numerous wine taverns will turn your experience into a culinary feast.

Graz

The provincial capital of Styria.

Graz is the second largest city in Austria and has numerous sights to offer. The Murinsel is an extravagant steel construction that floats between the river Mur and the city. Here you can enjoy the sunset with a nightcap.

The Schlossberg with the famous clock tower is the landmark of the city of Graz. The clock tower is 28 metres high and its clock faces have a diameter of 5 metres.

Like the Murinsel, the Kunsthaus Graz was built as part of the Capital of Culture year 2003. The blue bubble blends skilfully into the city structure and is also the museum for contemporary art.

A scenic mountain landscape with towering, cloud-covered peaks and green forested slopes, under a partly cloudy sky. Power lines cross the upper part of the image.

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Thrills with a view

The Dachstein mountain range is the highest in Styria at almost 3,000 metres. The Dachstein Suspension Bridge provides breathtaking views and is Austria's highest suspension bridge, with nothing but rocks and mountain massifs stretching 400 metres below you. Enjoy the breathtaking mountain panorama and the fabulous natural scenery.

Large metal sculpture of a leaping animal under a modern arch on a grassy field, with trees and clear blue sky in the background.

Red Bull Ring Spielberg

The playground for the grown-ups

At the centre of the Red Bull Ring is the race track, which is used for national and international motorsport events. As a motorsport fan, you can try out numerous driving experiences with a wide variety of racing cars. If you can't get enough of motorsport, you can stay overnight directly at the hotel on the Red Bull Ring.