Golf de Soufflenheim

Championship 18 Holes is a physical 18-hole, par-72 course measuring 6352 metres. Its identity comes from a Bernhard Langer championship course surrounded by forest and fourteen natural lakes.

The course belongs to Golf de Soufflenheim. The site developed as a major French-German golf resort, with Langer integrating greens and fairways into the existing landscape. The recorded design reference is Bernhard Langer. Sporting activity, coaching and visitor services developed around the layout without erasing its original character. The course occupies a 120-hectare natural estate near Germany among forest, meadow and lakes. Silence, water and forest horizons create strong isolation. Season, wind, moisture and vegetation can change effective distance and playing conditions.

The design challenge combines water carries, lake-lined fairways, shaped greens and demanding tee-to-green choices. Landing-zone choice and approach angle matter more than automatic power. The retained reference is 6352 metres and par 72. The club publishes 6,352 metres from white tees, SSS 73. 9 and Slope 142. The nine-hole course is a separate admissible physical course; the six-hole short course is excluded. Forward tees preserve accessibility while back tees reveal the full test.

Apartments, restaurant, academy, covered practice, packages and year-round opening support the resort. The location also supports golf stays linked with Alsace or Lorraine heritage, food, wine and nearby cities. 18 holes; par 72; 6,352 metres; Bernhard Langer; fourteen lakes; Slope 142.

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