Golf de Preisch – Green Fee

How about a game of golf in the heart of nature? In the heart of a magnificent green setting, the Golf de Preisch is one of the jewels in the crown of golf in Lorraine, in the heart of the Trois Frontières region – France, Luxembourg and Germany.

Not far from the castle of the same name, the Preisch golf course is the only course in the entire region to offer lovers of the little white ball a 27-hole course nestled in 107 hectares of grass, forests and lakes, and entirely enclosed by a stone wall dating from the Napoleonic era.

Enjoy the appeal of an idyllic and varied landscape, and compete on a top-quality course, ideal for both players seeking a golfing challenge and those seeking tranquillity.

Its 27 holes are divided into three 9-hole courses, each named after its privileged geographical location: France, Germany and Luxembourg.

These three courses, designed by American architect William Amick, modelled by Robin De Vooght and supervised by Scottish green wizard Tom Dewar, can be combined at will to form an eighteen-hole course of great difficulty and variety, suitable for players of all levels.

The clubhouse is located at the highest point of the estate, offering a breathtaking view of the lush Lorraine and Luxembourg landscapes. There’s also a restaurant offering gastronomy tailored to the needs of golfers, but also open to the general public. Golf de Preisch has a 250 m² function room for seminars, banquets and weddings.