Groß Kienitz

Hidden amongst the Brandenburg countryside lies Groß Kienitz, a golfer’s paradise just a short hop from Berlin. This isn’t just any golf course. Groß Kienitz boasts an impressive 18-hole championship course designed by Robert Baker. It’s the longest course in Brandenburg, stretching a challenging 6,529 meters. Imagine teeing off surrounded by seemingly endless open spaces, picturesque views, and mature trees. The course features unique bunker landscapes and long biotopes, adding to the natural beauty and playing challenge. After the first nine holes, stop at the Halfway House for refreshments. Need a quicker round? Try the 9-hole public course. It’s a true nature experience with water features and natural lakes bordered by tall reeds. Even if you’re a complete novice, Groß Kienitz welcomes you. There’s a public 3-hole course, perfect for practicing during lessons or discovering your hidden golfing talent. It includes a par 3, par 4, and par 5, offering diverse challenges. Groß Kienitz also houses a state-of-the-art Toptracer range. Practice your swing on seven mats or even play virtually on courses worldwide. For a more social experience, there’s a lounge area at the eighth mat, perfect for training with friends, family, or business partners. Beyond the greens, Groß Kienitz offers more. The “Kienitz Open” restaurant, led by Chef Marco Ballhause, a member of the Chaîne des Rôtisseurs since 2012, promises a delightful culinary experience. The on-site pro shop and golf academy, directed by Sebastian Schäfer, cater to all your golfing needs. Five golf instructors are available for personalized lessons, and Platzreife courses are offered throughout the year. So, whether you’re a seasoned pro or a curious beginner, Groß Kienitz provides a unique blend of challenging courses, modern facilities, and natural beauty.