Situated between the Black Forest, Switzerland and Lake Constance, Der Oschberghof is the perfect golfing and spa getaway in Germany. It is one of two German venues on the NCG Top 100 European Golf Resorts list, and it is a stunning spot for a peaceful and enjoyable holiday.

In total, there are 45 glorious holes of golf at Der Oschberghof. The Old Course was first opened in the 1970s, before being re-designed by Christoph Städler in 2017. At the same time, the East Course was opened to make it two 18-hole championship courses at Der Oschberghof. The resort is also the home to a 9-hole Academy Course, which is the perfect place for beginners to learn the game.

Along with the Academy Course, the resort plays host to a driving range which features several covered bays, meaning practice can happen throughout inclement conditions. There is also a short game area with both putting and chipping green, along with a practice bunker. A four-strong team of PGA-qualified professionals are on hand for coaching and tuition.

Finished your round? Then the 5000 square metre Der Oschberghof Spa is the perfect place to relax and unwind. With a range of saunas, sanariums and steam rooms, along with a team of certified professionals offering up an array of massages and treatments, there is something for everyone at the Spa.

The accommodation at Der Oschberghof is elegant and comfortable. There is a range of rooms across three complexes in the resort. The main part of the North building offers Comfort, Premium, Deluxe and Junior suites, while the Deluxe South Suite and the unique Öschberghof Suite are located in the main part of the South building. The Dependance double rooms and suites in the Black Forest resort are within a two minute walk of the main building. 

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Der Oschberghof is one of several venues on the NCG Top 100 European Golf Resorts list to be the proud host of two 18-hole golf courses. The Old Course is the original 18-hole lay-out at Der Oschberghof, with the East Course being the younger sibling, and just a few years old.

The Old Course at Der Oschberghof has been around for six decades, having been first opened in 1975. Christoph Stadler, a world-renowned golf course architect, came in with a redesign in 2017, renovating the golf course to make it even more spectacular. 

There are four big water hazards throughout the course, along with the Pfohrbach Creek, which itself crosses through four more fairways. From the Championship tees, the Old Course at Der Oschberghof measures out at more than 7,000 yards, making it a very tough test.

At the same time as the Old Course was opened following its redesign, the East Course also opened at Der Oschberghof. The East is much shorter than the Old, at just 6,250 yards, but it is not without its challenges.

The open lay-out of the course allows for slightly more errant play, but there are still trees and hedges to block golfers out if they are too wild from the tee. The East Course has six water hazards across eight holes, while the Pfohrbach Creek also comes into play on the East, cutting across five more fairways.

The Der Oschberghof Golf Academy is there to help golfers of all ages and abilities to improve their games. There is a stunning driving range with both heated matted bays and grass tees to allow practice in all conditions. The Golf Academy also has two bays with TrackMan technology to allow guests to work with the tech to learn their swings, play games and more.

The Academy also is also the home to a short game area with putting green, chipping green and a couple of practice bunkers, to allow golfers to get better at those dreaded short sand shots as well.

Der Oschberghof also has a 9-hole Academy Course. The course is sponsored by Mercedes-Benz and has some small elevation changes throughout. It is only 2,700 yards long, and like the two 18-hole courses, there are still some water hazards to watch out for on the Academy Course.

The four-strong team of PGA-qualified professionals - Philipp Klopper, Igor Brandstaetter, Katharina Aberle and Paul Ketterer are on hand to provide golfers of all abilities with coaching and tuition.

Luxurious rooms, suites and more are all available in the Black Forest. Guests can enjoy contemporary design and modern amenities during a stay at Der Oschberghof. All rooms and suites are furnished to enhance a cosy atmosphere.

The North building houses the majority of the accommodation offerings at Der Oschberghof. Comfort Rooms, Premium Rooms, Deluxe Rooms and Junior Suites are all featured in the North building at the resort. Meanwhile, the South building plays host to a selection of Deluxe South Suites and the unique Oschberghof Suite. 

The Dependance Double Rooms and Suites are in a separate annexe, which is just a couple of minutes walk from the main building. It is the perfect place for golf and nature lovers to stay, with four-legged furry friends also allowed to stay in the Dependance Rooms. 

Der Oschberghof is the home to a glorious 5000 square metre Spa where guests can experience pure relaxation and complete peace. There are four relaxation zones in the spa - Energy, Asia, Relax and Harmony.

The Spa at Der Oschberghof is home to five saunas and sanariums, along with three steam baths, an ice lounge, an infrared sauna and several foot basins. The sauna helps to promote blood circulation, which in turn helps the complexion improve. 

There is also an indoor pool at the Der Oschberghof Spa, along with an onsen pool and an outdoor infinity pool. There is a whirlpool as well, and guests are encouraged to enjoy a personalised massage or cosmetic treatment.

Where is Der Oschberghof located?
Der Oschberghof is situated in the southwest corner of Germany, close to the town of Donaueschingen. It is one of just two resorts on the NCG Top 100 European Golf Resorts list to be located in Germany.

What is the nearest airport to Der Oschberghof?
Stuttgart Airport is the closest airport in the same nation, with the German airport around 75 miles to the north. However, Zurich Airport, situated in the Swiss capital, is just 55 miles to the south. EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg is also within 100 miles from Der Oschberghof.

What golf facilities does Der Oschberghof offer?
Along with the two stunning 18-hole golf courses, Der Oschberghof is also the home to a 9-hole Academy Course sponsored by Mercedes-Benz. The course offers beginners a great place to practice their games. 

There is also a Golf Academy at Der Oschberghof, featuring a driving range facility, which has both uncovered and covered bays, and both matted and grass tees. There is also a short game area with putting and chipping greens, including practice bunkers. 

Does Der Oschberghof offer golf lessons?
Philipp Klopper, Igor Brandstaetter, Katharina Aberle and Paul Ketterer are the four-strong team of PGA-qualified professionals at Der Oschberghof. The team is on hand to provide golfers of all abilities with coaching and tuition.

What are the green fees at Der Oschberghof?
Green fees at Der Oschberghof remain the same all year round, with prices only differing depending on the time of the week. The Old Course is the most expensive, with prices ranging from €100 through the week, up to €110 on weekends. The East Course will cost €90 and €100, respectively, for the same days. €50 and €60, respectively, are the prices for the 9-hole Academy Course.

However, hotel guests receive discounts for green fees. To play 9 holes on any of the three courses will cost hotel guests €45, while a daily price which will allow guests to play as much as they would like, is only €80.

What accommodation is on offer at Der Oschberghof?
There is a stunning range of accommodation on offer at Der Oschberghof, split into two sections. The main part of the North building offers Comfort, Premium, Deluxe and Junior suites, while the Deluxe South Suite and the unique Öschberghof Suite are located in the main part of the South building. The Dependance Double Rooms and Suites are in a separate annexe building which is just a two minute walk from the main building. 

What other resorts are nearby?
Der Oschberghof is one of two resorts on the NCG Top 100 European Golf Resorts list to be located in Germany. The nearest resort to Der Oschberghof is Bad Ragaz in Switzerland, which is a two-hour drive to the south. The other German resort is Budersand, which is more than 650 miles to the north.

 

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