Golf de Bitche

The Soufflenheim Baden-Baden golf course is located in the heart of Alsace, just 20 minutes from Strasbourg and Baden-Baden. World-renowned golfer Bernhard Langer has created a golf course that still seeks its equal. Indeed, the diversity, the beauty of the landscape and the experience of pure nature; this is the brand image of Soufflenheim. Whether you are an ambitious competitor or a young beginner; everyone falls under the spell of Soufflenheim.
The three golf courses of Soufflenheim Baden-Baden
The 18-hole course

18 holes | 6357m | By 72 | Architect: Bernard Langer (1996)

18 greens, 14 natural ponds, a beautiful course ... A real golfing challenge! Regarding this Alsatian estate, Bernhard Langer said that a designer only has once in his life the opportunity to build a golf course in such a space.
The topography and the existing structures were ideal and required only the small touch of a professional hand to become a magnificent estate which seeks its equal. Just recently, a trade magazine ranked Soufflenheim-Baden-Baden 3th among more than 000 golf courses across Europe.
The 9-hole course

9 holes | 2277m | By 32 | Architect: Bernhard Langer (1996)

A perfect playing area for novices who hold the green card. Indeed, this charming 9-hole course, par 32, is ideal for preparing for the challenges of the "big field". At the same time, it is a playground for beginners. It is open to people who have obtained the Green Card and allows beginners and less experienced players to achieve their first achievements. This is particularly pleasant for golfers who do not yet have a lot of experience: among the various departures, only one presents a fun water hazard. But experienced players like to use this ground to perfect their approaches and their little game.
The 6-hole pitch and putt

6 holes | 369m | By 18 | Architect: Bernhard Langer (1996)

Ideal for discovering golf and developing a taste for it ... This Pitch and Putt school course, par 18, is ideal for all beginners wishing to obtain the Green Card. On this court, the emphasis is on training the short game. Of course, many good players regularly come to play here to improve their skills. The "6-hole course" is also very popular with young recruits who can deepen their practical knowledge here in peace and without undergoing any pressure.