A varied challenge

Hole 1, par 3, 107 m: A short but exciting opening hole. The green, which is around 20 meters lower, is defended on the left by two bunkers.

Hole 2, par 4, 215 m: Playing tactics are required. A dogleg to the right leads slightly uphill. After 110 meters there is a tree on the left and a small biotope in the hollow on the right. The green, slightly elevated on a plateau, is defended by several bunkers. Should you play directly to the flag or should the ball benefit from the left-hand slope?

Hole 3, par 5, 487 m: From the tee, you hit onto a slightly sloping, generously sized fairway. The left side of the fairway is the preferred approach in preparation for the next two  2 shots. The second shot is played up the fairway onto a natural terrace. At the end of the green on the right are 4 fruit trees.

Hole 4, par 4, 318 m: The first shot should cross the water hazard, a pond on the left and one on the right, connected by a stream. This gives you a good chance to place the ball on the green with your second shot. There is a fruit tree on the right-hand side of the fairway. This should not prevent play, but only influence the choice of club.

Hole 5, par 5, 481 m: This challenging hole requires 3 good shots to reach the green.  The first shot should overcome a prominent "terrain shoulder". The second shot must land well placed on the ascending fairway, but preferably on the terraced plateau. The green should be played on the right-hand side so that the ball can roll easily into the hole on the green.

Hole 6, par 3, 131 m: The elongated green requires a precise tee shot to avoid landing in the adjacent out of bounds.

Hole 7, par 4, 251 m:  The fairway sloping down to the left leads over a slight rise to the green. The shot must be well placed to avoid three bunkers on the left in front of the green.

Hole 8, par 4, 253 m: From the elevated tee, the fairway runs to the right, surrounded by a group of trees. The green is slightly elevated and protected by a bunker.

Hole 9, par 3, 131 m: A beautiful finishing hole where a well-placed tee shot is required again. Three bunkers protect the green, which lies in a hollow.

Frickbergstübli

The cozy "Frickbergstübli" restaurant with its sun terrace is not only popular with golfers. The warm hospitality gives the Frickbergstübli a special atmosphere that is only surpassed by the unique panorama. Carefree enjoyment and relaxation surrounded by greenery - guaranteed by our service staff. A hall and a meeting room with appropriate technical equipment are available for groups.

• Brunch: https://www.restaurant-frickberg.ch/brunch