Golf Club Mstĕtice

The Golf Club Mstĕtice is located in the Central Bohemian Mstĕtice, part of Zeleneč in the district of East Prague. It is situated, surrounded by fields, on the grounds of a former farm on the eastern edge of Prague. The Golf Club Mstĕtice is only half an hour from downtown Prague via the D10/E65. The club was founded in 2002 and opened a 9-hole course in 2003 that was expanded to an 18-hole course, type links/meadowland with par 72. The 6,201-meter long course traverses slightly hilly terrain with modeled fairways and large, often elevated greens that are protected by bunkers. Characteristic are deep pot bunkers that golfers can only enter via steps. Fenced in roughs, water hazards, such as ponds and waterways that snake through the course, as well as sand barriers, underline the high athletic and technical challenges posed at this classically Scottish course. The Golf Club Mstĕtice offers golfers a 280-meter long, partially covered driving range with 30 tees, a 160-square meter putting green, a chip and pitch area, and target greens. The Mstĕticka Mysak-Tour is a tradition at the club and consists of 20 tournaments carried out in one playing season, ending with a two-day finale.