Multipurpose sports and relaxation facilities are located in this holiday resort near Mount Kun?tick?. It is one of the longest courses in the Czech Republic, spreading over 140 hectares, designed by world-renowned Australian golf architect Graham Marsh. A golf course which meets all the standards of a first-class, modern golf resort, it is characterised by 89 large, scattered bunkers, rolling...            

This course has a unique and enchanting atmosphere, it is situated in Hr?dek u Nechanic chateau’s English park. The mostly hilly course was completed in 1997 and in addition to the closed in holes with fully-grown trees and lush areas within the park, it offers three open holes in the chateau’s former cherry orchard. This finely balanced combination of easier and more difficult holes...            

6-holes (par-3) golf academy was built in 2004 and in 2007 five more par-4 and 5 holes were added. As a result there is a complex of holes that can be combined. You can play either a 9-hole course or a 6-hole public course. This slightly rolling course looks very natural. Five new holes have water hazards. There is also an interesting hole with a bunker and a wall. Do not miss having a treat...            

This 9-hole course is situated near the village of Mlad? Buky, in the area of the very popular Krkono?e Mountains. The course is not long, but it is very technical, so do not expect a relaxing stroll along a flat stretch. The course is physically demanding, but the ‘mountain climbing’ you will need to do around these hills will be rewarded by wonderful views of Mount Sn??ka, the highest peak...            

This twenty-seven-hole championship course, which was opened in 2002, offers the unique opportunity to choose a round perfectly suited to your taste and abilities. It is comprised of three different nine-hole courses, which can be freely combined, that is unless a tournament is being held. Woodland is the longest and the most difficult of the three, as it has numerous tactical bunkers and natural...            

This 18-hole course is divided into two parts. The first part is situated in the neo-baroque My?t?ves chateau’s English park and has full-grown trees and a large pond on the ninth hole. The second part spreads over flat land with no elevation changes. The course is characterised by the broad open area outside the park and the large number of water hazards. Brooks are going to figure into your...