Feel free to enjoy golf in a majestic setting
Just a few minutes away from the capital, Prague, players from all over the world flock to Golf Resort Karlštejn. With its enchanting view of the royal castle of Karlštejn, it is one of the most beautiful golf courses in Europe and one of Czechia’s most popular tourist destinations. There’s also plenty for heritage site buffs to enjoy at the Central Bohemian Golf Resort Konopiště, while the Moravian-Silesian region has a stunning fairway in the park by Kravaře Château, not to mention Golf Club Hluboká nad Vltavou in the romantic countryside of Soth Bohemia.

Another haven of tranquility is Golf & Spa Resort Kunětická Hora, located in the recreation area below Kunětická Hora, as well as the golf course in the park by the château of Hrádek u Nechanic.
Feel free to combine golf and spa relaxation!

An excellent way of combining some pleasant exercise in the fresh air with some first-class relaxation can be found at the golf resorts in spa towns, with their healing waters and baths. Spas that you definitely shouldn’t miss include Karlovy Vary, Mariánské Lázně and Františkovy Lázně.
55 holes: The largest resort in Central Europe

And by far the best way to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the big city is to enjoy a game of golf in the mountains. Fresh air and beautiful views, that’s exactly what busy people need. Try the course below the iconic Ještěd transmitter in Liberec, the golf complex in Čeladná, or the Golf Resort Ostravice. Connecting up these two destinations has created a 55-hole golf resort, the biggest in Czechia and Central Europe.
Golf & the Big Cities: Prague, Brno & Ostrava
If, on the other hand, you fancy combining golf with the beautiful historical sights of Prague or other major cities around Czechia, that's a piece of cake. The Czech capital Prague with its PGA National licensed courses (such as Oaks Prague in Popovičky or the Albatross Golf Resort in Vysoký Újezd, just 15 minutes from Prague’s Václav Havel Airport), the picturesque Šilheřovice, near the Silesian city of Ostrava, or the Moravian capital Brno with its course with 13 artificial lakes at the Golf Resort Kaskáda, these are all ready and waiting for golfers!
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