Golf Club Svratka 1932

The Golf Club Svratka 1932 is located in the East Bohemian town of Svratka (German: Schwarza) in the region of Českomoravska. It is situated at an elevation of 700 meters in a very mountainous landscape of the Saar Mountains (Zdárské Vrchy) in near the Bohemian-Moravian border and offers a wonderful view of the forested area. From the larger cities of Brno and Prague, the Golf Club Svratka 1932 can be reached in 95 and 135 minutes, respectively. It was originally founded in 1932 in Brno with a 6-hole course. However, in 1936, the golf club moved to Svratka and opened a 9-hole course there that was modified in the 1960s by the golf course architects Otakar Mikš, Zdenek Prikryl, and Jaroslav Boucek. The current 9-hole course, type woodland with par 33 and a length of 2,276 meters, is located on hilly terrain with short fairways that are flanked by woods. The course boasts significant differences in elevation and sometimes leads both uphill and downhill. It is considered easy due to its length, however, it does have some challenges in store for golfers. Holes 2 and 4 boast double greens, while holes 3 and 5 have almost identical tees. Especially precarious is hole 8 that must be played uphill.