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Golfclub Adamstal
Ramsau, Lower Austria, Austria
18 Holes · Par 70 · Green fee not confirmed by two sources · Parkland
— About
About Golfclub Adamstal
Golfclub Adamstal is a 27-hole club at Ramsau, near Hainfeld in the Lower Austrian Alpine foothills, with an 18-hole Championship Course and a nine-hole Wallerbach Course. Jeff Howes designed it around the terrain: streams, changes of level, forest clearings and rock formations are all worked into the holes.
- The 7th hole carries the nickname Green Monster.
- The course is compatible with e-carts, which suit the hilly ground.
- A halfway house on the course supplements the clubhouse restaurant.
- The club has on-site rooms.
History of Golfclub Adamstal
Jeff Howes laid out Adamstal in the foothills of the Alps in Lower Austria, taking the natural features of the site, such as streams, rock formations and forest clearings, as the framework for the Championship Course. The club also has a nine-hole Wallerbach Course, which makes 27 holes in all.
Signature holes at Golfclub Adamstal
The 7th, the Green Monster, is the signature hole of the Championship Course Elsewhere the layout works streams, level changes and rock formations into the holes.
When to play Golfclub Adamstal
The wooded foothill setting is at its best in late spring and early autumn.
Playing Golfclub Adamstal: tips
Green-fee players are welcome and tee times can be booked online. Say whether you want the 18-hole Championship Course or the nine-hole Wallerbach Course when you book.
Visit Golfclub Adamstal
Gaupmannsgraben 21, 3172 Ramsau, Lower Austria
Ramsau, Lower Austria, Austria
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— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Golfclub Adamstal
Who designed Golfclub Adamstal?
Jeff Howes designed it, working streams, terrain levels, forest clearings and rock formations into the layout of the 18-hole Championship Course.
How many holes can you play at Adamstal?
The club has 27 holes: the 18-hole Championship Course and the nine-hole Wallerbach Course.
Is a cart worth hiring?
Yes. The club recommends an electric cart because of the hilly, wooded ground.