Golf & Country Club Mstětice

The 18-hole golf course, which is located on the eastern outskirts of Prague, started playing in 2006. The first nine holes are rather flat, which at first glance might give you the impression that this golf course is very easy to almost boring. But don't be fooled, because it has its pitfalls and also its magic. Hole 9 is reminiscent of Royal Mougins in France, hole 13 of the famous Road Loch in St. Andrews, and the deep pot bunkers, which you have to walk into via steps, almost look like typical Scottish bunkers. However, the second nine holes are designed in a completely different style; they have elements of a links course, but also the sculpted fairways and landing zones of a modern golf course. The size of the greens, which are mostly elevated and predominantly protected by bunkers, is typical of them. And the typical wind on the links course doesn't give you anything either.