Golfclub Eisenach im Wartburgkreis e.V.

The Golfclub Eisenach im Wartburgkreis e.V. is located in the east of Hörselberg-Hainich, approximately five kilometers from Eisenach, putting it in the exact geographical middle of Germany, in a historically and regionally important town with a view of the Wartburg, a landmark of the state of Thuringia. On the southern edge of the mountain range, between Eisenach, Gotha, and bad Langensaltza, Hörselberg-Hainich surrounds the mysterious Hörsel mountains where, according to legend, Ms. Venus held the singer Tannhäuser captive. As such a place deserves, the golf club Eisenach im Wartburgkreis e.V. is quickly accessible by highway (A4) or by plane (airport Eisenach-Kandel). Founded in 1995, the club at Wartburg-Golfpark combines the 18-hole Warburg-Golfpark-course with a public 4-hole pitch and putt course. The 18-hole-course with par 73 was competently designed by Andreas Klapproth on wavy terrain with numerous water hazards. Interestingly, each fairway displays a plaque explaining the history, monuments, and people of Thuringia. The 4-hole short course is arranged around the driving range with its 60 tees, of which seven are covered. Putting, pitching, and chipping greens, including practice bunkers, are also available for practicing. An additional putting green can be found directly near the club patio. For training golfers, rental clubs, trolleys, electric carts, and caddies are available upon request.