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The Dolomites & Golf - A unique symbiosis

At the foot of the breath-taking setting that is the Lienz Dolomites, close to the sunshine town of Lienz in Lavant, 'GC Dolomitengolf Osttirol' welcomes you, with one of the loveliest 36-hole championship facilities in Austria.

The flat championship course provide two 18-hole courses with different course combinations and is so the biggest golf course in Tyrol. The practice facility with its uncovered and covered tee-off areas, sand bunkers, chipping greens and putting greens provides the best training options.

The founding hotels for the 'Dolomitengolf Osttirol' concept provide attractive packages which include discounted green fees, along with a wide range of courses for beginners and those who have advanced level playing expertise. 'Akademie Dolomitengolf' has become one of the most professional golf schools in Austria.

Enjoy a stay right at the golf course

In the Dolomitengolf Resort at Hamach private hotel, the 'Dolomitengolf Hotel & Spa' as well as exclusive 'Dolomitengolf suites', provide optimum conditions for you to enjoy a relaxing golf holiday in the Lienz Dolomites.

In the restaurant and at the bar in the clubhouse and also in the à la carte Restaurant Vincena (2 Gault Millau toques) and in the Dolomitengolf Suites you get to relax after a success-filled day of golf and enjoy some delicious food.

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Hotel & Resort Dolomitengolf

The Defereggen Valley & Golf - For a precise game

Prepare one of the beautifulest located golf course in Austria and Germany. From June 2015, visitors to Defereggen Valley will find a professional golf facility. Apart from a 9-hole PAR 3 course, golfers can fine-tune their game on a large driving range as well as a chipping and putting area for hours on end.

In close cooperation with the Golf-Academy Dolomitengolf, a range of golf instruction classes have been prepared. the short game in particular will be professionally taught in Defereggen Valley. After all, it's the short game that ultimately decides a successful score...