Kikuoka Country Club

In a uniquely beautiful location near the romantic wine region on the Moselle lies the Kikuoka Country Club. The golf club is situated in the valley of Scheierhaff, which is only 20 minutes by car from the city of Luxembourg. The Japanese-sounding name is no coincidence: The 18-hole course was named after the well-known Japanese golf course architect Iwao Uematsu and opened in 1990. The course of the Kikuoka Country Club with par 72 is 6,419 meters long. Iwao Uematsu harmoniously inserted the 120-hectare golf course into the beautiful, wooded landscape of the Moselle area. The golf course is considered demanding and varied. The game requires technique and precision from golfers of all handicap levels. This is due to the greens that are defended by strategically placed bunkers and numerous water hazards. The fairways are relatively narrow but mostly flat – despite the hilly landscape. Guests are always welcome at the Kikuoka Country Club. They require a club ID with a registered handicap of 35. On weekends and holidays, a handicap of 28 is necessary. The Mercure Hotel is connected to the country club, offering a restaurant, bars, as well as a generous swimming, leisure and wellness area.