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Austria may be famous for its imperial history, classical music, and majestic Alps, but it also offers some of Europe’s most impressive golf experiences. From tranquil parkland courses to dramatic mountain fairways, Austria’s top golf clubs blend technical brilliance with natural beauty. Drawing from All Square’s authoritative rankings, we explore the ten finest golf courses in the country — each one a destination in its own right.
Regularly regarded as the best golf course in Austria, Fontana Golf Club sets the bar for luxury and championship standards. Located just south of Vienna in Oberwaltersdorf, this immaculately maintained parkland course features vast water hazards, smooth greens, and a strategic layout that has hosted several European Tour events. Its modern clubhouse and private lakeside setting offer a resort-style experience that rivals the finest clubs in Europe.
Tucked into the lower Alps, Golfclub Adamstal is a stunning example of mountain golf done right. Designed by Jeff Howes, the course flows naturally through pine forests and rocky hillsides, using dramatic elevation changes to shape unforgettable holes. With 27 holes available and views at every turn, Adamstal offers a golfing journey that is as inspiring as it is challenging. It’s no surprise this course consistently ranks among Austria’s finest.
Located near Salzburg, Gut Altentann was Austria’s first course designed by a world-renowned architect, Jack Nicklaus. Surrounded by rolling meadows and framed by lakes, it delivers a classic parkland experience with wide fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and subtle elevation shifts. The course is known for its peaceful setting and balanced design, ideal for players who appreciate tradition and playability.
One of Austria’s most picturesque and historically rich golf clubs, Schloss Schönborn lies within the grounds of a grand Baroque castle estate. The mature parkland course features centuries-old trees, stately architecture, and a peaceful, refined atmosphere. With 27 holes and consistently excellent course conditioning, it’s a perfect choice for those seeking elegance and tradition alongside a rewarding round of golf.
Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Kitzbühel Alps, Golf Eichenheim is one of the most scenic courses in Central Europe. The Bernhard Langer-designed layout is carved through rugged alpine terrain, offering narrow fairways, dramatic elevation changes, and panoramic views. The challenge of the course is matched by its beauty, and the nearby Grand Tirolia Hotel provides luxurious accommodations for a full alpine golf retreat.
This 36-hole private club near Vienna combines traditional parkland design with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The North and South courses both feature wide fairways, mature trees, and well-protected greens. Known for its excellent practice facilities and strong competitive calendar, Colony Club Gutenhof is a favourite among Austria’s low-handicap players and a top choice for serious golf enthusiasts.
Situated in the shadow of the towering Dachstein mountains, this course offers a serene and awe-inspiring alpine golfing experience. The layout is relatively flat and walkable, but don’t let the ease of terrain fool you — the course is full of strategic nuance. Surrounded by forest and peaks, each hole feels immersive, making it one of Austria’s most memorable golfing experiences.
As one of the few Austrian venues to host the DP World Tour, Diamond Country Club is a serious championship facility. Its signature 18-hole course, known as the Diamond Course, wraps around a large central lake and challenges golfers with water on multiple holes, long carries, and demanding approaches. The facilities are world-class, including a modern clubhouse, hotel, and additional short courses for practice and play.
This club offers one of the best golf experiences in Austria’s southern region. The Championship Course was designed by Perry Dye and offers a balanced mix of parkland and links-style holes, with strategic bunkering and water hazards throughout. It’s a scenic and thoughtfully laid-out course that rewards both long hitters and shot-shapers. The peaceful Carinthian countryside enhances the experience, making it ideal for a relaxing yet competitive round.
With deep roots in Austrian golf history, Golfclub Murhof is a classic parkland course that continues to attract top players and prestigious events. Tree-lined fairways, well-kept greens, and subtle doglegs give the course an old-world charm. Recent renovations have enhanced playability while preserving its traditional character. For those who appreciate timeless design and consistent conditions, Murhof remains a must-play destination.
Austria’s top golf courses prove that the country is more than a winter sports haven — it’s a hidden gem for golfers seeking quality, beauty, and variety. Whether you’re drawn to the grandeur of Fontana, the alpine drama of Eichenheim, or the stately charm of Schloss Schönborn, Austria invites you to experience golf on a new level. Pair your rounds with wine tasting, spa retreats, or cultural sightseeing, and you’ll quickly see why Austrian golf deserves a place on every golfer’s European bucket list.