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A-course

PAR4

HCP3

Men352

Women318

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

The round begins quite relaxed. With the tee shot (driver or wood 3) you should aim to the right of the pond. The water hazard begins in about 225m or 190m.
The 2nd shot with a medium iron requires precision. Sufficient height and length is required to play the green over the row of trees.
The green falls from the back to the front and on the right side to the right

Handycap from -27

The round begins quite relaxed. The tee shot should be made in the direction of the pond in the middle of the fairway.
The 2nd shot should be hit with a medium iron in the direction of the bend. The distance should be chosen so that the 3rd shot can be hit over the tree line.
If the distance is too close to the bend, a flat shot under the trees can be used.
The green falls from the back to the front and on the right side to the right

PAR4

HCP9

Men349

Women305

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

Tee off with the driver or wood 3. Two bunkers lurk on the left side of the fairway at approx. 205m and 160m respectively.
Play the green high with the 2nd shot, a medium-length iron. It is well defended by three bunkers
The green is quite level, only at the back left there is a steep slope from left to right in front.

Handycap from -27

Aim the tee shot towards the bunker in the middle of the fairway. With the 2nd shot you put the ball forward in the direction of the frontal green bunker
A pitch as the 3rd shot on the green and the bogey is almost certain
The green is quite level, only back left strong slope from left to right front

PAR5

HCP1

Men524

Women417

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

In about 160m there is an impressive oak tree in the middle of the fairway. Either one dares and hits with the H1 over the tree or one chooses a flat variant, which lets the ball roll under the tree. For the ladies, the tree only plays a role in a warped tee shot.
On the 2nd shot, you should try to play to the right of or behind the fairway bunkers with a fairway wood. But be careful: left is out, right is threatened by trees and rough.
With the 3rd shot the green can be attacked. But here, too, misses are punished. Left of the green lurks an unpleasant bunker, in front of the green a pond.
The green is little ondulated, but consists of two levels. Especially the higher one on the right side of the green is difficult to play.

Handycap from -27

There are really no dangers with a normal drive down the middle of the fairway. There is plenty of space
The 2nd shot should be laid down in front of the fairway bunkers. The men would have to play flat under the oak tree
The 3rd shot should be aimed towards the pond in front of the green. It starts about 40m from the beginning of the green
The green can then be attacked with the 4th shot.
The green is not very undulated, but consists of two levels. Especially the higher one on the right side of the green is difficult to play.

PAR3

HCP15

Men169

Women156

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

This par 3 features, above all, a well-defended green. Three bunkers require a long and straight tee shot
The green is on two levels and slopes from the higher level in the back to the front and on the right third to the right

Handycap from -27

It is important here not to take note of the existence of the frontal water hazard. To play over it, a tee shot with a pure trajectory of at least 100m or 87m is required
If there is a lack of length, the right side of the fairway should be approached, because there is a fairway bunker behind the pond at a distance of approx. 120m or 105m from the tee shot
The shot to the green should be as high as possible to take the bunkers out of play
The green is on two levels and slopes from the higher level at the back to the front and on the right third to the right

PAR4

HCP11

Men310

Women275

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

The positioning of the drive is of particular importance on this course. Option 1 is to place the ball to the right of the fairway bunker at just under 200m or 160m.
Then, however, the right, mighty deep green bunker must be overcome when hitting the green.
The 2nd option is for long hitters: simply carry (approx. 200m or 160m) over the bunker to the left side of the fairway. This option makes the greenshot shorter and leaves the right greenside bunker out of play.
The green consists of two levels. It slopes forward from the rear higher plateau

Handycap from -27

Also on this fairway, the ditch running across the fairway at approx. 110m or 70m should be ignored. A straight tee shot on a sufficiently wide fairway in the direction of the fairway bunker makes sense.
The 2nd shot should be in front of the entrance corridor between the two green bunkers.
This is followed by a chip or pitch
The green consists of two levels. It slopes forward from the rear higher plateau

PAR4

HCP5

Men339

Women287

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

If you want to attack the green with the 2nd shot, the tee shot is of particular importance. The drive should be long and come to rest on the right side of the fairway.
Under these conditions, only a middle iron is needed to reach the green.
The green is somewhat ondulated. However, a flag position on the back left poses a special challenge, as there are water hazards both in front on the left and behind the green

Handycap from -27

Aim for the middle of the fairway on the tee shot - because there is no shortage of space.
The second shot requires a little more courage and precision, because it should go through the gap in the trees and over the ditch
On the 3rd shot, aim for the right side of the green. This takes the left water hazard out of play
The green is somewhat ondulated. However, a flag position to the back left presents a particular challenge, as there are water hazards both to the front left and behind the green

PAR5

HCP7

Men450

Women379

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

A short par 5. a birdie hole? Watch out! If you want to reach the green with the 2nd shot, you must have a long and precise tee shot. It should come to rest on the right between the pond - it begins at a distance of approx. 210m or 140m - and the wood.
The shot into the green is not easy. The ball has to be hit over the trees or between the trees in the direction of the green.
Less exciting is certainly the simple game variant: tee off straight ahead in the direction of the right side pond (start in approx. 210m or 140m).
2nd shot: Either with a fairway wood over the row of trees or lay off to the right between the right-hand oaks
The green shot is then relatively easy
The green is very deep (37m in total). It is relatively level, but also consists of two levels. The higher one makes up the back quarter of the green. Behind the green is a ditch on the left, otherwise rough.

Handycap from -27

Again, a track that features ponds and old trees. Here, tranquility is the order of the day. Simply hit the tee shot in the direction of the pond
Then place the 2nd shot right in front of the pond
With the 3rd shot you should hit right between the two oaks. For the green shot now only a short or medium iron remains
The green is very deep (37m in total). It is relatively level, but also consists of two levels. The higher one makes up the back quarter of the green. Behind the green is a ditch on the left, otherwise rough

PAR3

HCP17

Men184

Women163

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

Still no relaxation is announced, because now comes a par 3, which is very well defended. The tee shot to the middle of the green should already fly at least 180m or 160m and be straight. Left in front of the green in about 145m or 124m a pond attracts, which extends to the beginning of the green.
The green, additionally framed by two side bunkers, falls from the back plateau still in front. With a depth of 28m it is not easy to putt.

Handycap from -27

Here, too, you are good for at least one stroke. So why get careless. So place the tee shot right in front of the pond without any risk
The 2nd shot is then only a short pitch or a chip into the green
Two putts and the target is reached, but the green is not easy to putt with a depth of 28m

PAR4

HCP13

Men360

Women313

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

The aisle through the trees from the back tee looks a little intimidating. But don't be afraid! The tee shot should be placed at about 200 meters to the left of the bunker
The 2nd shot is then another mid iron from a good 150 meters
But be careful! The green stretches over 28m, is defended by two bunkers and is quite ondulated

Handycap from -27

On this fairway, the look of the tree aisle in particular is somewhat intimidating. The tee shot should be hit in the direction of the left side of the fairway.
With the 2nd shot, the distance to the green is shortened to about 100 meters. If this is successful, then the shot into the green should not be a problem.
But be careful! The green stretches over 28m, is defended by two bunkers and is quite ondulated.

B-course

PAR5

HCP4/3

Men504

Women429

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

Already the tee shot decides about success or failure. It should be placed between the left water hazard (beginning at approx. 140 or 70m) and the bend on the right side (beginning at approx. 210 or 130m). A position in the water hazard or behind the kink usually leads to a stroke loss.
The 2nd shot should be played straight down the fairway towards the green. However, long hitters should take into account that a fairway bunker lurks 120m from the start of the green.
The green, again 28m deep, is protected by two bunkers at the front left and front right. It is quite level

Handycap from -27

The tee shot should come to rest on the left side of the fairway
Then you have the possibility to transport the 2nd shot without problems past the bend towards the green
For the 3rd shot the fairway bunker (see left) should be included in the planning
The shot into the green should be as high as possible. Then you avoid a confrontation with the two bunkers
The green, again 28m deep, is protected by two bunkers at the front left and front right. It is quite level

PAR4

HCP14/13

Men306

Women266

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

At first glance, this course looks very narrow. To the left is out, to the right is first deep rough, then a copse. A bold and straight tee shot directly over the bunker (it extends from about 170 or 130 to about 190 or 150m from the tee) finds a wide landing zone. A too strong and long draw is endangered by the pond on the left side of the fairway. It begins in approx. 240 or 200m.
The shot into the green with a short iron is problem-free with a successful tee shot
The green is 24m deep and slopes gently from back to front

Handycap from -27

The course is wider than it appears, so a straight tee shot towards the bunker should be the goal.
The 2nd shot goes in the direction of the passage to the green. The shot to the green is then only a formality
The green is 24 m deep and falls gently from back to front

PAR4

HCP16/15

Men296

Women249

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

Here you have two options: Either you hit the tee shot carry over the ditch - a trajectory of at least 195m or 145m is then required - or you lay up with a longer iron or a fairway wood.
If you choose the second option, however, you will be left with a not-so-easy shot into the green. It is very well protected by a long frontal bunker and the out boundary left and back. Easier is the greenshot with option 1, but then you take a more or less high risk with the drive
The green slopes gently forward from the side and back edges

Handycap from -27

Don't take too much risk. Just place the tee shot in the middle of the fairway. There is plenty of room
With the 2nd shot you should be between the ditch and the greenside bunker. There should then be no problems with the shot to the green
The green slopes gently forward from the side and back edges

PAR5

HCP2/1

Men514

Women455

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

Mastering this course requires hard work. Even the tee shot requires length and straightness. On the left lurks the out-of-bounds, on the right is a ditch that flows into a pond at driveline length.
The 2nd shot should be hit between the two side fairway mounds. If this is successful, the shot can be made to the green.
Please keep in mind on all shots: There is usually a headwind and the course is uphill. One more club should at least be considered
The green is easy to hit because of its size (depth 34m), but it falls quite heavily from back to front. A ball position below the flag saves some frustration

Handycap from -27

In front of you is a wide fairway. So choose your longest club and a correspondingly long and straight tee shot.
The 2nd shot is a pure transport shot. Try to stay in the middle of the fairway. On the 3rd shot you should be aware that there is a fairway bunker 50m from the start of the green. It should be left to the left
With the 4th shot you could try to attack the flag. But note the remarks about the green in the left column
The green is easy to hit because of its size (depth 34m), but it falls quite heavily from back to front. A ball position below the flag saves some frustrations

PAR5

HCP6/5

Men431

Women386

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

Now you are standing at the tee of the shortest par 5 hole of the Pinnau, a 431m resp. 386m long dogleg to the left. The aim of the tee shot should be a position to the right of the group of trees in approx. 210 or 160m.
The next shot requires a precise stroke with a medium to short iron to place the ball about 80m in front of the green
The short third shot decides your chance for par or birdie. If your execution is poor, the three greenside bunkers to the left and right of the green may come into play.
Here, too, you will encounter a deep green. It falls gently ondulated from the back right to the front

Handycap from -27

This short par 5 hole with a dogleg to the left should be played with patience. The tee shot should first be placed in the middle fair
With the 2nd shot you should have passed the dogleg. The third shot should ideally take you about 50 m in front of the green, from where you can expect an open approach to the flag.
Here you will also find a deep green. It falls gently ondulated from the back right to the front.

PAR3

HCP8/7

Men137

Women116

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

The signature hole on the B course is reached. It requires the highest concentration. The island location in connection with the wind sensitivity makes extensive preliminary considerations sensible
The shot into the green should be at least approx. 120 or 100m long. If it then also flies straight into the middle of the green, the main task is mastered.
The green is 32m deep and falls from behind to the front. It is especially treacherous because of the front green, which slopes steeply to the right and left towards the water hazard. A ball hitting this area usually goes into the water. But also behind the green is in about 160 or, 140 water.

Handycap from -27

The signature hole on the B course has been reached. You have to make a not so easy decision.
You dare to attack the green directly (see distances on the left), or you continue to play in a controlled manner, i.e. you lay up with a short iron (the water hazard begins in approx. 90 or 70m).
With the 2nd shot you have to overcome about 40m to the middle of the green.
The green is 32m deep and falls from behind to the front. It is especially treacherous because of the pre-green, which slopes steeply to the right and left towards the water hazard. A ball hitting this area usually goes into the water. But also behind the green is in about 160 or, 140 water.

PAR4

HCP10/9

Men363

Women316

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

The tee shot should be placed to the left of the bunker (it starts at about 205m or 160m and is about 14m deep).
The shot into the green requires length and precision. Three bunkers lurk to the right, and the elevated position of the green with sloping hillsides punishes any inaccurate shot.
The green consists of a higher level at the back left and a part that slopes sharply to the front and right.

Handycap from -27

Now you can relax a little. The tee shot is in the direction of the bunker
The 2nd shot should go over the fairway bunker and with the 3rd shot you could then reach the green
The green consists of a higher level at the back left and a part that slopes sharply to the front and right.

PAR3

HCP18/17

Men137

Women122

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

The difficulty of the tee depends on the position of the flag and the willingness to take risks. It should be at least 125m or 110m long, but straight ahead it should not be longer than 145 or 130m, because behind the middle of the green there is an unpleasant bunker.
The green is very moving and falls from behind to the front

Handycap from -27

Keep a little right with your tee shot
Now you have little problem attacking the flag, because the green opens up to you
The green is very moved and falls from behind to the front

PAR4

HCP12/11

Men356

Women335

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

Either place your tee shot to the right of the fairway bunker or play the dangerous variant, the tiger line. Caution: The left grove has a boundary and the fairway bunker is waiting for you. It starts in approx. 170m or 150m and ends in the left part at approx. 190m or 170m.
The 2nd shot is made difficult by the out boundary on the left and the two green bunkers. In addition, the green also allows for awkward flag positions.
The green is 39m deep and has a raised plateau in the back. A flag positioned here makes the adrenaline level rise even more.

Handycap from -27

Now once again a long and straight tee shot towards the fairway bunker and with the 2nd shot over this.
With the 3rd shot you should then reach the green and finally - depending on the flag position - record a successful result on your scorecard.
The green is 39m deep and has a raised plateau at the back. A flag positioned here lets the adrenaline level rise again strongly

C-course

PAR5

HCP4

Men495

Women406

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

The round already begins with a serious task. The entire left side of the course is limited by a water hazard. A straight drive of 220m or 180m is required.
The second shot should be played straight down the course towards the second fairway bunker. This opens up an approach shot from about 100m onto a slightly ondulated green which slopes from back to front
A bad shot is penalized by water on the left and a greenside bunker on the right

Handycap from -27

The round already begins with a serious task. The entire left side is bordered by a water hazard. A straight drive of 180m or 120m is required to reach the fairway
With the next shot the ball should find the fairway at the height of the stone wall, with the third shot the winter green is to be chosen as a target.
Then an approach from about 100m opens on a slightly ondulated green, which slopes from back to front
A bad shot is punished by water on the left and a greenside bunker on the right.

PAR3

HCP12

Men165

Women148

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

The tee shot must bridge at least 155m or 138m to overcome the deep wave in front of the green.
The green then slopes from front to back. Care must be taken not to miss the green on the left, as a large pond already known from hole C1 lurks here.

Handycap from -27

A generous fairway opens up from the tee. The first shot only needs to cover 100m or 80m to reach the playing area.
From here an unobstructed approach to the green opens up. Note the wave in front of the green, which intercepts a shot that is too short
Once you have reached the green, which slopes from front to back, a relatively straight putt awaits you.

PAR4

HCP10

Men374

Women306

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

An ambitious drive of 210m or 150m is enough to overcome the pond on the right side and land about 80m in front of the green.
If you do not want to muster this courage, you can play past the pond on the left. The second shot is then extended to about 160m.
For the brave, a short approach to a green unguarded from this direction opens up. Variation B requires a courageous shot on a heavily guarded green, which slopes from the front to the back.

Handycap from -27

Try not to shortcut from the tee across the pond. This requires a carry of 210m or 150m. In front of you is a wide fairway bounded by the pond on the right. The drive should be aimed straight ahead next to the pond.
Shot 2 opens up 2 options: Right over the pond or left to the fairway bunker.
For the brave, this opens up a short approach to a green unguarded from this direction. Variation B requires a bold shot to a heavily guarded green that slopes from front to back.

PAR5

HCP8

Men460

Women433

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

This straight course at the edge of the forest opens with a long drive towards the fairway bunker 220m or 180m away. Attention: The entire left side is defined by a boundary 20m before the forest.
Shot 2 is to be played with a mid to long iron towards the 2nd fairway bunker. The fairway slopes nicely towards the green and supports the game
Precision is now required with a short iron from about 60 - 80m. The relatively small green, which slopes from right to left and from back to front is protected by 2 large bunkers, especially on the right side. A birdie is an exception despite the small overall length of the hole

Handycap from -27

This straight course at the edge of the forest opens with a long drive towards the left fairway bunker. Attention: The entire left side is defined by a boundary 20m in front of the forest.
Shot 2 should pass the first fairway bunker on the right with a mid iron, shot three should then land at about the level of the second fairway bunker
Precision is now needed with a short iron from about 60 - 80m. The relatively small green, which slopes from right to left and from back to front, is protected by 2 large bunkers, especially on the right side.

PAR3

HCP16

Men143

Women116

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

A view of the beautiful Pinnau lowlands opens up. The oak tree in the background serves as orientation
The large green is defended on the left by a bunker, on the right a large wave awaits a shot that is too short. The tee shot must be at least 120m or 80m long to reach the green.

Handycap from -27

A view of the beautiful Pinna lowlands opens up. The large oak tree in the background serves as orientation. Do you walk safely or do they dare to do something? Here you have all possibilities
With a short stroke you can place your ball on the fairway and have an easy chip into the green
Or do you attack? The tee shot must be at least 120m or 80m to reach the green
Beware of the bunker on the left and the one of the wave on the right in front of the green. This line of defense is difficult to break. If you succeed, you will find a slightly undulated green.

PAR5

HCP6

Men494

Women405

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

Along the Pinnauniederung this course leads back towards the clubhouse. A straight drive is needed to the fairway that slopes heavily to the out boundary on the left side.
The second shot with a long iron must reach a narrow aisle. On the right there is a threat of a wetland, on the left the near out boundary
The approach to the green is complicated by the large pond on the right. The green hangs heavily from the back to the front
Due to the fact that the course is slightly uphill, it should be noted that you need at least one club more for the approach than usual, otherwise you will remain too short. The putt is determined by the flag position. The large wave in the middle of the green can quickly become a problem.

Handycap from -27

Along the Pinnauniederung this course leads back towards the clubhouse. A straight drive is required to the fairway which slopes heavily to the out boundary on the left.
The second shot with a fairway wood or hybrid should bring the ball to rest next to the water hazard. The third shot should be aimed straight ahead at the small range of hills in the dogleg. This will safely avoid the pond on the right.
Now a fourth shot from about 60-80 m opens up. The approach to the green is made difficult by the large pond on the right. The green hangs heavily from the back to the front
Due to the fact that the course leads slightly uphill, it should be noted that you need at least one club more for the approach than usual. Otherwise you will be too short. The putt is determined by the flag position. The large wave in the middle of the green can quickly become a problem.

PAR4

HCP2

Men401

Women328

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

Probably the most difficult hole of the C-course awaits you. A good tee shot of 220m or 180m takes you to the narrowest part of the course. Here the large wetland on the right side is the decisive obstacle.
The second shot requires a long iron or even a wood to reach a small green defended by a bunker to the right
The green is only 13m deep and slopes to the back. Here a par is a perceived birdie!

Handycap from -27

Probably the most difficult hole of the C-course awaits you. A good tee shot over 180m or 110m reaches the fairway at its widest point.
The second shot is placed with a medium iron or hybrid about 80m in front of the green. Here the course is also very wide
The third shot requires high precision. A short iron is used to reach a small green defended by a bunker on the right. This green is only 13m deep and slopes backwards

PAR3

HCP18

Men101

Women81

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

The shortest par 3 of the whole course should not be underestimated
The shot to the green must hit the plateau, on which the flag is also located, otherwise the putt becomes a problem difficult to calculate

Handycap from -27

Here you may attack! With its large green, the short hole invites a bold tee shot, but be careful!
The green has strong ondulations that make the following putt a gamble. We keep our fingers crossed

PAR4

HCP14

Men368

Women304

Game tactics

Handycap up to -26

A good drive of 220m and 160m respectively finds the fairway left of the two large fairway bunkers that obscure the view of the green from the tee
Then a second shot opens up with a mid iron to an elevated closing green. Plan on an extra iron to compensate for this height difference if necessary
The green falling from the back to the front is slightly ondulated

Handycap from -27

A good drive will find the fairway in 180m or 120m. You cannot yet see the green
The brave ones will now cut back over the back fairway bunker with a mid iron or hybrid. Those who want to play safely should play past the bunkers on the left and also choose a mid iron
The remaining short approach to an elevated green is only threatened by the large bunker on the left side of the green. The green falling from the back to the front is weakly ondulated

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