Golfinfo
Golfinfo is the name of well-known golf portals in the German-speaking region — in particular the Austrian portal — with a course database, tee time info and news about golf.
Such portals bundle what golfers look for in everyday play: a database of facilities, information on green fees and playing conditions, tournament calendars, news from the scene and often the option to request or book tee times online. In Austria the corresponding portal is a central point of contact for the local golf scene, comparable to the association and directory offerings in Germany. For you as a player, such pages are the quickest overview before you make direct contact with the club.
In practice this helps you, for example, on a weekend trip: you search the portal for a course in your destination region, read the key data and reviews, check the green fee and request a tee time directly via the page or with the club. Many portals also show practice facilities and class offerings, which makes planning easier for players without a club membership.
The common misconception: portal information does not replace the club's own information. Course closures after heavy rain, current local rules or short-notice changes to opening hours are known at the club itself first. Use portals for orientation and comparison — and confirm the important points such as tee time and day price directly by phone or on the club website. For courses in Germany you will find the same orientation in our directory.
FAQ
How do you use golf info portals for trip planning?
You search the course database for your destination region, read the key data and reviews and check the green fee and playing conditions. Many portals also offer tournament calendars and practice facilities at a glance, which makes planning easier without a club membership. Afterwards you contact the club directly to secure your tee time.
Can you book tee times directly via a golf info portal?
With many portals yes, at least as a request; some also offer instant online booking. It is important to know that the binding confirmation always comes from the club, not from the portal. If you do not have a written confirmation, call the club office briefly before setting off.
Why should you double-check portal information before teeing off?
Because short-notice changes are known at the club first. Course closures after heavy rain, changed opening hours or up-to-date local rules often do not make it into the portals. A short call the day before saves you the wasted journey.