Your golf vacation in Seefeld
Play golf in the heart of the Tyrolean Alps
Golf vacations in Tyrol – where every tee shot is a nature experience
The stunning mountain landscape surrounding Seefeld in Tyrol provides a unique backdrop for an unforgettable golf vacation. A sun-drenched high plateau, crisp mountain air, and panoramic views of the Karwendel, Wetterstein, and Mieminger Kette ranges—few other places combine athletic challenges and the enjoyment of nature so harmoniously.
18 or 9 holes? In Seefeld, the choice is yours
There are two golf courses located right near the AlpenPark Alpina Seefeld: the 18-hole championship course at the Seefeld-Wildmoos Golf Club and the family-friendly 9-hole course at the Seefeld-Reith Golf Club.
Both promise a unique playing experience with views of the magnificent Alpine panorama—and are just a few minutes away from your apartment.
Two golf courses, one high plateau
- Seefeld-Wildmoos Golf Club – the Alpine gem
At an altitude of about 1,300 meters, nestled within the Wildmoos Nature Reserve, lies one of the most beautiful golf courses in the Alps. The 18-hole course was thoughtfully integrated into the landscape in the late 1960s according to the plans of renowned architect Donald Harradine – and has since been a member of “Leading Golf Courses Austria” and ranks among the top courses in the Alpine region.
What makes the course so special: Each of the 18 holes tells its own story. Old birches, larches, and beeches line the fairways, gentle elevation changes provide variety, and time and again, the view opens up to the peaks of the Karwendel and Wetterstein mountains. Despite the high altitude, the greens and fairways are playable in top condition throughout the summer season—typically from mid- to late April through late October. - Seefeld-Reith Golf Club – flat, fair, and right in the heart of town
If you prefer a more relaxed experience or are just getting started in golf, the 9-hole course at the Seefeld-Reith Golf Club is the perfect choice. The flat parkland course is located near Wildsee in the heart of Seefeld and features varied, easy-to-play holes and the same magnificent Alpine panorama.
A spacious practice area makes the course an ideal training spot: The driving range, which can be used from both sides, offers covered tees, plus chipping, pitching, and putting greens, as well as a practice bunker. Best of all—the course is open to the public and can be played even without a club membership. This makes getting started in golf a breeze.
Golf in a unique natural setting
Golf combines relaxation and concentration, physical and mental challenges, and exercise in the fresh air in a way that few other sports can. It’s no wonder the sport is growing in popularity.
In Seefeld, there’s an added factor you won’t find at most courses: altitude. On the high plateau, you play surrounded by peaks, in clear, cool air, and with views that turn every round into a mini mountain hike with a golf club. Here, it’s not just the score on the scorecard that counts—it’s the experience.
So pack your gear: During a golf vacation in Seefeld, you can pursue your passion for the sport to your heart’s content.
Learn to play golf in Seefeld – for beginners, families, and pros
Have you always wanted to try golf? Seefeld is the perfect place to do it. Experienced PGA professionals and golf schools offer a wide range of courses at both courses—from no-obligation introductory sessions and courses to help you earn your golf license to individual and group training sessions with professional video analysis.
What’s especially nice: Golf is one of the few sports where age is secondary. Children, teens, adults, and senior golfers alike will find something to suit them here. This makes a golf vacation a shared experience for families—while some play a full round on the championship course, others practice their first clean swing.
Good to know for your golf vacation
- Season: The courses are generally open from mid-April or mid-May through the end of October—exact opening dates depend on snow conditions and weather.
- Location: Both golf courses are just a few minutes’ drive from AlpenParks Alpina Seefeld.
- Equipment: Clubs, trolleys, and electric carts can be rented on-site—ideal if you’re traveling without your own equipment.
- Beginner-friendly: The 9-hole course in Reith is public and open to non-members.
- After the game: The resort’s wellness area, sauna, and cozy apartments ensure the perfect relaxation.
Frequently asked questions about golf vacations in Seefeld
How many golf courses are there in Seefeld?
There are two courses located right next to the AlpenPark Alpina Seefeld: the 18-hole Seefeld-Wildmoos course and the 9-hole Seefeld-Reith course. The wider Seefeld–Innsbruck–Mieming golf region is home to numerous other courses as well.
Can I play golf in Seefeld as a beginner?
Yes. The 9-hole course in Reith is open to the public and can be played even without a club membership. Golf schools and PGA professionals offer introductory lessons, courses to earn a golf license, and personalized training.
When does the golf season start in Seefeld?
Typically from around mid-April to the end of October—depending on weather and snow conditions. The clubs announce their current opening hours on short notice.
Do I need my own equipment?
No. Clubs, carts, and electric carts are available for rent on site.