Golf Club Enzesfeld

About Golf Club Enzesfeld

Golf Club Enzesfeld has its 18-hole course in the middle of the woods above Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn, about 10 minutes from the Leobersdorf exit of the Südautobahn. Golf has been played on some of the holes here for around 100 years, which makes Enzesfeld one of the oldest golf courses in Austria.

From the Rothschilds' private course to a championship course

Baron Nathaniel von Rothschild probably had a small private course laid out around 1900 on the land of today's holes 1 to 4, 17 and 18. From the end of the 1920s his nephew Eugène von Rothschild turned it into a 9-hole par-3 course, as a Christmas present for his wife Kitty. One of their most famous playing partners was Edward VIII, who spent a few months in Enzesfeld after his abdication in December 1936. In 1964 Baron Hubert Pantz bought the estate and had Commander John Harris extend the course into an 18-hole championship course. The club has existed since 1970, and the grounds have belonged to the Czernin family since 1984.

The course is parkland with tall old trees and ponds; from the terrace of the club restaurant you look out over the hilly countryside. When there is morning frost the course is closed, and booked tee times then lapse.

Green fees 2026

Play is only possible with a reserved tee time, booked online with a golf.at login or by phone. According to the website, the prices apply to 2026:

• 18 holes, adults: 83 euros Monday to Friday, 98 euros at weekends and on public holidays
• 18 holes, pupils and students: 45 euros and 58 euros respectively
• 9 holes: adults 45/55 euros, pupils and students 30/40 euros
• Sunset green fee from about two hours before sunset: adults 48/58 euros
• Guests of members in the same flight: 56 euros on weekdays, 66 euros at weekends
• Golf cart: 42 euros for 18 holes, 24 euros for 9 holes; range fee 7 euros, free for pupils and students

There are also two weekly offers: on Mondays guests aged 50 and over pay 56 euros, on Fridays (Lucky Friday) everyone pays 66 euros, each including a 5-euro food voucher and except on tournament days and public holidays. You can pay with Bankomat cards and the usual credit cards.

Membership 2026

• Annual membership: 1,789 euros, with ten golf cart rounds (Komfort) 2,120 euros
• Trial licence: 3 months without an ÖGV card for 480 euros
• Young rates: pupils up to 14 223 euros, young people aged 15 to 21 267 euros, students aged 22 to 26 586 euros, aged 27 to 30 1,142 euros

Members pay no range fee, get cheaper golf carts, range balls and pro lessons, and are the only ones allowed to bring their dog onto the course.

Learning golf

Lessons are given by the PGA professionals Richard F. E. Morris (+43 664 5081061) and Alexander Marx (+43 664 8338320). The programme ranges from taster courses and private lessons and the course permit course to the ÖGV Platzreife course and exam; the Platzreife course includes a three-month playing licence for the course.

• Golf taster day: according to the home page, every first Saturday of the month from 14 to 16:45; the 2026 season dates ran from May to 3 October. It costs 15 euros including hire clubs, practice balls, range fee and a voucher for 100 balls on your next visit, children are free.
• Children's and youth training: every Saturday from 14 o'clock in one-hour groups, with short and long game, rules and play on the course, led by head pro Richard Morris. Every first Saturday of the month the youth league plays a tournament.

Teams and tournaments

In 2026 the club fields men's teams (open class, mid-amateurs, seniors and masters); seniors aged 50 and over play in the Golf-Seniorenliga Niederösterreich. The contact person for sport is the sports captain Michael Krumay, +43 664 1256245. The 2026 tournament season closes with the Martini-Gansl-Turnier on Saturday, 7 November 2026, a 2-person Texas scramble followed by a three-course menu.

Getting there and contact

Take the A2 to the Leobersdorf exit (Exit 29), go twice round the roundabout towards Enzesfeld, cross the level crossing and follow the golf signs to the riding stables; the last 4 kilometres lead through the woods to the clubhouse. For satnavs the club gives Schloßstraße 38. On Mondays the access road is closed with a barrier until 8:30, and the course until 9.

• Address: Schloßstraße 38a, 2551 Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn
• Office: daily from 9 to 15, +43 2256 81272
• E-mail: golfclub@gcenzesfeld.at

You can find more options under Sport in the Baden district and Clubs in the district. More from Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn is under Enzesfeld-Lindabrunn at a glance.

Automatically translated from German.

Compiled by our editorial team.