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On weekdays, the green fee for 18 holes costs €40–120 in Germany, €50–130 in Austria and CHF 70–180 in Switzerland.

Alpenpanorama mit VoralpenseeMünchen & Oberbayern144 EINTRÄGEZürichsee mit AltstadtZürich & Ostschweiz132 EINTRÄGESpeicherstadt Hamburg oder Nordsee-DeichHamburg & Nordsee129 EINTRÄGEStuttgarter Kessel oder SchwarzwaldStuttgart & Baden-Württemberg114 EINTRÄGEKölner Dom am RheinRheinland112 EINTRÄGEZeche Zollverein oder RuhrtalRuhrgebiet & Westfalen108 EINTRÄGELavaux-Weinterrassen am GenferseeGenfersee & Wallis99 EINTRÄGEWiener Innenstadt oder Wachau an der DonauWien & Niederösterreich97 EINTRÄGE
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Frequently asked questions about finding a course

What guests most often want to know before an away round: prices, guest policies, course status.

Can you play as a guest on every golf course?

Not on every one, but on most. Some clubs require guests to have a handicap lower than 54.0, others only accept guests with a tee time booked through the office. The guest policy is stated in every course profile.

What does the green fee for 18 holes cost, and does it apply per person?

On weekdays, prices in Germany range from €40–120, in Austria from €50–130 and in Switzerland from CHF 70–180 (as of September 2026). The green fee applies per person: with four players, each pays their own amount. The course profile states the daily price.

Where can I find green fee discounts or cheaper tee times?

Tuesday mornings are often 20–30 % cheaper than Saturday mornings. Players teeing off after 3 pm frequently pay a reduced twilight green fee. The profile shows which courses offer such rates.

Which golf course is open, and is the course playable?

Every profile shows the course status with the date of the last check: summer or winter greens, cart permission, course closures.

Can I book online without calling the club?

The profile shows which courses can be booked online. Booking is handled by the club.

Does a private round without a tournament count towards my handicap?

Only as a registered EDS round. You register it before teeing off at the office or digitally; it then counts towards your handicap. A spontaneous round without registration does not count.

How do I plan a golf weekend with two courses in one region?

Start on the region page of your destination. It lists all courses in the region with green fee and number of holes, sortable by distance.

Can I play on a golf course without a membership?

Yes. Almost all of the roughly 1,000 listed golf facilities are open to guests: pay the green fee, book a tee time, play. The guest policies on handicap and playing permission are in the profile. On the homepage you can filter by “no membership”.

Golf courses nearby: the market in the DACH region at a glance

Around 1,000 golf facilities are listed in the DACH region: about 730 in Germany, 160 in Austria and 100 in Switzerland. Almost all are open to guests. Summer greens are played in Germany from late March to late October, and in Austria and Switzerland from April to October (as of September 2026).

Facilities, green fee range for 18 holes and season at a glance
COUNTRYFACILITIESGREEN FEE 18 HOLES (WEEKDAY)SEASON
Germanyaround 730€40–120late March to late October
Austriaaround 160€50–130April to October
Switzerlandaround 100CHF 70–180April to October

As of September 2026 · Green fee ranges as the median of the facilities listed on GolfRanger, weekday prices. Golf terms from A to Z