Updated on November 10, 2026
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Around Munich, the best courses are to the south, near the lakes and the Alpine foothills: St. Eurach, Riedhof, Feldafing on the shores of Lake Starnberg, and Tegernsee. Eichenried, to the north, has hosted more than twenty editions of the BMW International Open.
A Quick Look at the Rankings of Golf Courses Around Munich
8 courses shown.
| Rank | Golf | Town | Distance | Access | Green fee | Top100 | Golf Magazin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Land- und Golfclub St. Eurach | Iffeldorf | 42.6 km | Restricted | €69–120 | 56 | 9 |
| 2 | Golfclub München-Riedhof | Egling (Riedhof) | 24.8 km | Open | 140–150 € | 26 | 44 |
| 3 | Golfclub Feldafing | Feldafing | 30.0 km | Restricted | €110–115 | 28 | 59 |
| 4 | Golf Valley München – Designer Course | Valley (Lochham) | 32.0 km | Open | 110–150 € | 40 | 68 |
| 5 | Golfclub München Eichenried | Eichenried (Moosinning) | 20.6 km | Restricted | 120–180 € | 62 | 51 |
| 6 | Golfclub Beuerberg | Eurasburg (Beuerberg) | 37.2 km | Restricted | 90–110 € | — | 35 |
| 7 | Tegernseer Golf-Club Bad Wiessee | Bad Wiessee | 46.8 km | Restricted | €119–149 | 61 | 70 |
| 8 | Münchener Golf Club – Straßlach (Loops B & C) | Straßlach-Dingharting | 17.8 km | Open | 120–150 € | 60 | — |
Distance as the crow flies from downtown Munich. Green fee: published 18-hole public rate (varies by season or day), as of November 10, 2026; “—” = not published. Ranking columns: the course’s ranking in each list; “—” = not listed.
Where are the golf courses around Munich?
Click on a number to view the golf course, then click on its name to read its profile. Base map © OpenStreetMap.
Our Method
We have selected 18-hole courses located within a maximum of 60 km as the crow flies from downtown Munich: courses open to visitors (the conditions—days, handicap, season—are specified for each one). The ranking is the average of their positions in two national rankings: Top100GolfCourses (Top 70 Germany, 2023 edition) and Golf Magazin (“Die 75 besten Plätze Deutschlands,” October 2024); a course not included in a ranking is assigned the last place plus ten. Distances calculated using OpenStreetMap coordinates. Green fees are listed only if they are published on the golf course’s official website (as of November 10, 2026).
Golf Courses in Detail
Architects, dates, access and green fees: official golf course websites and the rankings cited, checked on November 10, 2026; nothing is shown when the source does not say. Photos under free licenses via Wikimedia Commons.
1. Land- und Golfclub St. Eurach
Rankings: Top100 56 · Golf Magazine 9
⛳ Course: designed by Donald Harradine, opened in 1973, wooded parkland course (Pre-Alps)
📍 Distance: 42.6 km (26.5 mi) from downtown Munich
🔑 Access: Visitors are welcome Monday through Saturday; reservations can be made up to two weeks in advance (by phone or through the app). On Sundays, visitors must be accompanied by a member. Maximum handicap of 45, according to Golf Magazin.
💶 Green fee: €100 on weekdays / €120 on weekends and holidays (18 holes, high season: April–September); €69 / €79 during the low season (March, October, November) (official website, (November 10, 2026)
✈️ Airport: from Munich-Franz-Josef-Strauss, 71 km as the crow flies
Donald Harradine designed St. Eurach in 1973; the course, set in a heavily wooded landscape south of Munich, offers views of the Alps. St. Eurach hosted the BMW International Open from 1994 to 1996, with Mark McNulty, Frank Nobilo, and Marc Farry claiming victory. Ranked 9th among Germany’s top 75 courses by Golf Magazin, it is the highest-ranked course in Bavaria.
2. Golfclub München-Riedhof
Rankings: Top100 26 · Golf Magazine 44
⛳ Course: designed by Heinz Fehring, opened in 1989, Parkland
📍 Distance: 24.8 km (15.4 mi) from downtown Munich
🔑 Access: Open to visitors on weekdays, weekends, and holidays (green fees listed for all these periods); maximum handicap of 36, according to Golf Magazin.
💶 Green fee: 140 € (per week) / 150 € (weekends and holidays) for 18 holes (official website, (November 10, 2026)
✈️ Airport: from Munich-Franz-Josef-Strauss, 53 km as the crow flies
The course was designed in 1989 by Heinz Fehring on rolling terrain. Its sand-capped fairways make it possible to extend the playing season in a region south of Munich known for its marshy terrain.
3. Golfclub Feldafing
Rankings: Top100 28 · Golf Magazine 59
⛳ Course: Designed by Bernhard von Limburger, opened in 1927, historic parkland (landscaped park)
📍 Distance: 30.0 km (18.6 mi) from downtown Munich
🔑 Access: Weekday visitors must register by phone in advance; a club card with a handicap of 34 or better and proof of liability insurance are required. On weekends and holidays, visitors may only play if accompanied by a member (except for guests of partner hotels).
💶 Green fee: €110 on weekdays (18 holes, visitors with a DGV regional code; +€20 without a regional code or for VcG members); on weekends, €115 only when accompanied by a member (official website, (November 10, 2026)
✈️ Airport: from Munich-Franz-Josef-Strauss, 58 km as the crow flies
Founded in 1926, Feldafing is one of Germany's oldest clubs, located on an estate that once belonged to King Maximilian II of Bavaria. Bernhard von Limburger designed the first nine holes there in 1927, followed by the next nine in 1962; the grounds serve as both a golf course and a public park.
4. Golf Valley Munich – Designer Course
Rankings: Top100 40 · Golf Magazine 68
⛳ Course: Designed by David Krause, “Alpenlinks” (a links-style course at the foot of the Pre-Alps)
📍 Distance: 32.0 km (19.9 mi) from downtown Munich
🔑 Access: Open to visitors daily with a tee-time reservation (online or by phone); active membership in a recognized club and a handicap of 36 or better are required for the Designer Course.
💶 Green fee: €110 (Monday–Friday) / €150 (Saturday, Sunday, and holidays) for 18 holes (Designer Course, 2026 rates) (official website, (November 10, 2026)
✈️ Airport: from Munich-Franz-Josef-Strauss, 54 km as the crow flies
The course has 27 holes; Loops A and B make up the longest and most challenging 18-hole layout, while Loop C, which features plenty of water hazards, is notable for its island green on the 7th hole. The club is billed as an “Alpenlinks” course designed by Canadian architect David Krause, with the Tegernsee Alps as a backdrop.
5. Munich Eichenried Golf Club
Rankings: Top100 62 · Golf Magazine 51
⛳ Course: Designed by Kurt Rossknecht, opened in 1989, Parkland with water features
📍 Distance: 20.6 km (12.8 mi) from downtown Munich
🔑 Access: Visitors are welcome Monday through Sunday, subject to availability; tee times must be reserved by phone or in person no more than two days in advance; handicap limit of 36.
💶 Green fee: €120 on weekdays / €180 on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays (18 holes, guest) (official website, (November 10, 2026)
✈️ Airport: from Munich-Franz-Josef-Strauss, 9 km as the crow flies
Founded in 1989 as a 27-hole course, the club has hosted more than twenty editions of the BMW International Open on the European Tour. The Norwegian Viktor Hovland He won the 2021 BMW International Open there, ahead of Martin Kaymer.
6. Beuerberg Golf Club
Rankings: Top100 — · Golf Magazine 35
⛳ Course: designed by Donald Harradine, Parkland (Pre-Alps)
📍 Distance: 37.2 km (23.1 mi) from downtown Munich
🔑 Access: Visitors are welcome Monday through Friday; tee times must be reserved by phone. On weekends and holidays, visitors must be accompanied by a member. Maximum handicap of 36, according to Golf Magazin.
💶 Green fee: €90 for 18 holes Monday through Friday (weekends and holidays: only when accompanied by a member, €110) (official website, (November 10, 2026)
✈️ Airport: from Munich-Franz-Josef-Strauss, 65 km as the crow flies
Donald Harradine, hired in the early 1980s for a fee well below the offers of Jack Nicklaus and Dieter Sziedat designed the course on a former marsh covering approximately 120 hectares. The course is a par 74 with five par 5s, and each nine-hole loop ends on a large double green shared by holes 9 and 18.
7. Tegernseer Golf Club, Bad Wiessee
Rankings: Top100 61 · Golf Magazine 70
⛳ Course: Designed by Donald Harradine, opened in 1958, Parkland (mid-mountain)
📍 Distance: 46.8 km (29.1 mi) from downtown Munich
🔑 Access: Handicap of 36 or better and membership in a recognized club (or holder of a Platzreife accompanied by a player with a handicap of ≤ 28 or a pro); Visitors are welcome Monday through Thursday all day, Friday until 3:00 p.m., and Saturday, Sunday, and holidays until 9:30 a.m.; advance registration is required.
💶 Green fee: €119 Monday through Friday (tee off before 3:00 p.m. on Friday) / €149 on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays (tee off before 9:30 a.m.), 18 holes — rates effective July 1, 2026 (official website, (November 10, 2026)
✈️ Airport: from Munich-Franz-Josef-Strauss, 70 km as the crow flies
The club's origins date back to 1958; the course, which has little wood, offers beautiful views, including a view of Lake Tegernsee. The first eight holes, designed by Donald Harradine, are considered a lesson in course layout and are among the best holes in southern Germany.
8. Munich Golf Club – Straßlach (Loops B & C)
Rankings: Top100 60 · Golf Magazine —
⛳ Course: Designed by Bernhard von Limburger (expanded by Kurt Rossknecht, redesigned by Perry Dye), opened in 1964, Parkland
📍 Distance: 17.8 km (11.1 mi) from downtown Munich
🔑 Access: Open to visitors on weekdays, weekends, and holidays (green fees listed for all these periods); handicap requirements are not specified on the website.
💶 Green fee: €120 on weekdays / €150 on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays (18 holes, standard green fee) (official website, (November 10, 2026)
✈️ Airport: from Munich-Franz-Josef-Strauss, 46 km as the crow flies
The club dates back to 1910; the 18-hole course designed by Bernhard von Limburger in Straßlach opened in 1964, Kurt Rossknecht added nine holes in 1996, and Perry Dye redesigned the entire course about ten years later. Top100 ranks the longest combination (B & C); Loop A, with only one water hazard, is suitable for players who prefer to avoid water hazards.
Just missed the cut
- Augsburg Golf Club: Outside the coverage area (≈ 63 km). Club founded in 1959, where Bernhard Langer started out as a caddie (Top 100)
- Wittelsbacher Golf Club Rohrenfeld-Neuburg: Outside the coverage area (≈ 69 km); the best-rated route in northern Munich, to be highlighted in a sidebar
- Achental Golf Resort: Outside the radius (≈ 76 km)
- Munich Golf Club – Thalkirchen: 9-hole course only: does not meet the 18-hole requirement
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What's the best golf course near Munich?
The St. Eurach Country and Golf Club (Iffeldorf, 42.6 km from the city center) tops our ranking, which is based on Top100GolfCourses (Top 70 Germany, 2023 edition) and Golf Magazin (“Die 75 besten Plätze Deutschlands,” October 2024). Access: Visitors are welcome Monday through Saturday; reservations can be made up to two weeks in advance (by phone or app); on Sundays, visitors must be accompanied by a member. Maximum handicap of 45, according to Golf Magazin.
Which golf courses around Munich are open to visitors?
No special conditions: Golfclub München-Riedhof, Golf Valley München – Designer Course, Münchener Golf Club – Straßlach (loops B & C). The others (Land- und Golfclub St. Eurach, Golfclub Feldafing, Golfclub München Eichenried, Golfclub Beuerberg, Tegernseer Golf-Club Bad Wiessee) only accept visitors on certain days, subject to their handicap or by invitation: see the details for each course.
Which golf course is closest to downtown Munich?
Münchener Golf Club – Straßlach (Courses B & C), 17.8 km as the crow flies from downtown (Straßlach-Dingharting).
How much does a green fee cost in the Munich area?
Among the golf courses in our selection that publish their rates, the 18-hole green fee ranges from €69 to €180 depending on the course, the season, and the day (rates as of November 10, 2026, on the official websites).
Which airport is best for a golf trip near Munich?
Most convenient airports: Munich-Franz-Josef-Strauss, Memmingen (Allgäu Airport).