Czechia. Explore hidden golf secrets.

The entire Czech Republic is a hidden secret not only for a great golf experience but also for cities and places inscribed on the UNESCO world heritage list.

Prague, the capital of the country, is just a two-hour flight or even less from the majority of European airports - for example a flight from London to Prague airport takes 2 hours.

In the heart of Europe, this country is a safe and friendly destination, where visitors can admire many historical and cultural sights, hospitality of local people, with surprisingly high quality of golf. This all makes the visit an unforgettable experience.

Probably the most attractive place for tourists is Prague, “City of Hundred Spires” with more than 15 golf courses located within an hour’s drive from the city centre.

Another famous Czech region is West Bohemia, where the first courses were established more than 100 years ago in the spa towns of Karlovy Vary (1904) and Marianske Lazne (1905). This provides the ideal chance to combine a Prague city break with relaxation in one of the famous spa towns.

Other regions worth mentioning are North and South Moravia, well known for its wine production, local traditions and attractive golf products.

Despite the fact that the entire country has more than 100 golf courses, the number of Czech golfers is still low, which means the destination is a paradise for golf tourists!

This all makes not only Prague, but also the entire Czech Republic a great destination for a long weekend or week holiday full of cultural, sightseeing, spa, golf and relaxing experience. So take the opportunity to enjoy great golf, including PGA courses, and have fun in Czechia.

Prague. The gateway to great golf.

Golf in Prague.

With many historical and cultural highlights, Prague is a great place to relax, enjoy sightseeing, shopping and taking a chance to taste local cuisine, especially the famous roast pork knee, a glass of Czech lager and the Czech dumplings.

Visitors to Prague should not miss Prague Castle - the biggest castle ground in the world, or the magnificent Charles Bridge, which is filled with pedestrians walking from Old Town Square towards the castle.

Great meals, drinks, culture, opera, shopping, nightlife, brewery and winery tours, wellness and spa are all available to meet your holiday wishes.

Amongst the 18-hole golf courses in the area of Prague you will find a wide range of options. You can play right in the city on municipal-style layouts or enjoy nice holiday courses around the Czech capital, where you can explore the beautiful countryside.

If you are looking for a unique golf experience with the highest standard of services then make sure to explore the premium venues such as Albatross, Panorama or Oaks PGA.

West Bohemia. Home of Czech golf.

Golf in West Bohemia.

West Bohemia is located west from Prague and is the region where history of Czech golf started almost 120 years ago.

The first golf clubs were founded in Karlovy Vary (1904) and Marianske Lazne (1905) in the area of famous spa towns.

Combining Prague and West Bohemia with the region’s spas and the country’s oldest golf courses has become very popular for a week-long holiday. The journey from Prague airport takes only about 90 minutes by car and more than six interesting 18-hole courses are available in this area.

Karlovy Vary combines modern life with the elegance of the last centuries and is well known especially for Moser Glass, International Film Festival or the herbs liquor called Becherovka.

Marianske Lazne, a smaller but also picturesque spa town with the neo-baroque spa colonnade, magnificent parks and a singing fountain is another highlight.

West Bohemia is also home to the most famous Czech lager Pilsner Urquell. If you like to explore Pisner Urquell Brewery do not miss to visit Plzen (Pilsnen) during your trip then.