Golf holiday in the Salzkammergut

Golf and lakes

13 golf courses, embedded in one of the most charming landscapes in Central Europe, are waiting to be discovered by you. The historic Salzkammergut and the Salzburg lake region at the gates of the festival city of Salzburg are considered an insider tip for this beautiful golf region. All golf courses are located in the immediate vicinity of a well-known lake, such as Mondsee, Wolfgangsee, Attersee or Fuschlsee. During your round of golf here, you usually have both a crystal-clear lake and an impressive mountain panorama in view.

The Salzkammergut Golf Club is one of the oldest golf courses in Austria and is picturesquely situated in the midst of unspoilt nature between the imperial town of Bad Ischl and St. Wolfgang. If you love the old Sissi films, you can discover the summer resort lifestyle of the imperial era for yourself in addition to beautiful rounds of golf in this region.

13 golf courses with lake and mountain views
Attractive golf offers from the beautiful golf and wellness hotels
Perfect 9-hole courses for golf lessons to improve your handicap

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16 Hotels

14 Clubs

A resort by a lake with lush trees and a mountain peak in the background.

Facts why you should choose a golf holiday in the Salzkammergut

and why the Salzkammergut is worth a golf holiday

For a golf trip to be a success, you don't just need 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?

Aerial view of a village by a lake with green hills and distant mountains under a partly cloudy sky.

Lakes and mountains as far as the eye can see

There are 76 lakes to discover in the Salzkammergut. And one is more beautiful than the other.

An easy circular walk around the turquoise-green Fuschlsee lake or a trip to the Altauseer See lake are highly recommended. Mondsee, with its pretty village of Mondsee and the old castle with its 1000-year-old tradition of hospitality, is not only worth a visit because of the nearby golf courses, which are picturesquely situated between the mountains and the lake.

A tranquil lake reflects mountains and a village with a church; misty clouds hover over the picturesque landscape, creating a serene atmosphere.

Hallstatt

Hallstatt is much more than an alpine cliché that has even been copied in China. Salt was mined in this beautiful power place 4,000 years ago. Today you can discover the oldest salt mine in the world here, as well as Celtic burial artefacts and the morbid ossuary, a collection of more than 600 painted skulls. A boat trip on the Navia across Lake Hallstatt is also very nice. This traditional wooden boat was once used to transport Hallstatt salt to the Danube.