The course in Bad Kleinkirchheim is 1100 meters above sea level, very spectacular in the Carinthian Nock Mountains. With its length of almost 6000 meters, the course is a challenge for all handicap classes. The British course designer Donald Harradine can still be congratulated on his successful design work. Experience alpine golf with narrow fairways, different terrain levels and water hazards that can only be mastered successfully with a strategic game of golf. In addition to the championship course, there is also the Wiedweg training facility with its own 6-hole course. Here you will also find Jim Bray's golf school. 
Bad Kleinkirchheim is the home ground of Franz Klammer. Loch 5 runs parallel to the target shot of the Franz Klammer K70 downhill, where the Kaiser won his first European Cup race.

The golf course is elongated in a west - east orientation. The front nine form a loop towards Bad Kleinkirchheim. The second nine lead through a forest downhill towards Patergassen and back up to the clubhouse. Holes 1 -9 and 12 -16 are in the open area surrounded by groups of trees, small barns and biotopes. Holes 10,11, 17, 18 and XNUMX are in the woods and should you miss precision, you will be penalized with the loss of the ball.
Due to the shadowy location of some of the tee boxes, it should be mentioned that you tee off from mats, but this in no way reduces the attractiveness of the Bad Kleinkirchheim golf course.