UGOLF Ammerschwihr Trois-Épis

Ammerschwihr is a physical 18-hole, par-70 course measuring 5207 metres. Its identity comes from a highly varied hilly course on the first Vosges slopes among vineyards, forest and Alsace plain views.

The course belongs to UGOLF Ammerschwihr Trois-Épis. Robert Berthet built the course in 1990. UGOLF has managed it since 2022. The recorded design reference is Robert Berthet. Sporting activity, coaching and visitor services developed around the layout without erasing its original character. The course occupies Ammerschwihr hills on the Wine Route near Colmar. Climbs, descents and forest edges constantly change perspective and effective distance. Season, wind, moisture and vegetation can change effective distance and playing conditions.

The design challenge combines sloping lies, distinct holes, approaches from varied levels and demands on flight control and stamina. Landing-zone choice and approach angle matter more than automatic power. The retained reference is 5207 metres and par 70. UGOLF publishes 5,207 metres and par 70. A nine-hole pitch and putt exists, but its official total length is not published precisely enough for this batch. Forward tees preserve accessibility while back tees reveal the full test.

A twenty-five-bay range, restaurant, pro shop, coaching and tourist residence with pool and sauna support the course. The location also supports golf stays linked with Alsace or Lorraine heritage, food, wine and nearby cities. 18 holes; par 70; 5,207 metres; Robert Berthet, 1990; vineyards and forest; UGOLF management since 2022.

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