"The most extreme golf course in Germany"
The Am Lüderich Golf Club is located on the outskirts of Cologne, around 20 minutes from the city center and offers wonderful views of the foothills of the Bergisches Land. The landmark of the golf club is the listed winding tower of the former ore mine, where lead and zinc were mined until 1978.
With its slender fairways and typically mountainous slopes, the course presents a sporting challenge that will test the ambition of ambitious golfers and reward them with pride and satisfaction at the end of the round. The generously laid out network of paths allows the use of electric carts.
The first 9 holes are the easiest 9 holes with a slope of 110 and the back nine is the hardest 9 holes in German golf with a slope of 147.
The golf club has an interesting indoor facility made entirely of glass, which can also be used as a function room. The bistro with its panoramic view over the Bergisches Land is a popular meeting place for golfers and non-golfers after a round of golf.
With its slender fairways and typically mountainous slopes, the course presents a sporting challenge that will test the ambition of ambitious golfers and reward them with pride and satisfaction at the end of the round. The generously laid out network of paths allows the use of electric carts.
The first 9 holes are the easiest 9 holes with a slope of 110 and the back nine is the hardest 9 holes in German golf with a slope of 147.
The golf club has an interesting indoor facility made entirely of glass, which can also be used as a function room. The bistro with its panoramic view over the Bergisches Land is a popular meeting place for golfers and non-golfers after a round of golf.
