Golfclub Wilder Kaiser-Ellmau

18 Loch/hole Par 72 + 9 Loch/hole Par 33

Website: http://www.wilder-kaiser.com/

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the absolute best time to visit Golfclub Wilder Kaiser-Ellmau for ideal playing conditions and those incredible mountain views?

We highly recommend visiting in late spring (May-June) or early autumn (September-October). You'll find the course in pristine condition, the weather is typically glorious for golf, and the surrounding Wilder Kaiser mountains truly pop with vibrant colors, making every shot a postcard moment. Avoid peak summer if you prefer fewer crowds and slightly cooler temperatures for your round.

How do the 18-hole 'Wilder Kaiser' and 9-hole 'Ellmau' courses compare in terms of challenge and what should I expect from each?

The 18-hole 'Wilder Kaiser' is definitely the main event, offering a proper championship test with some tricky elevation changes and strategic bunkering that demands your attention. The 9-hole 'Ellmau' course, while shorter, is fantastic for a quick, enjoyable round or a warm-up, but don't underestimate its tight fairways – it's more than just a pitch-and-putt. We often play the 9-hole first to get a feel for the mountain air.

What's the overall atmosphere and experience like at Golfclub Wilder Kaiser-Ellmau beyond just the golf?

You'll find a wonderfully welcoming, relaxed Austrian atmosphere here, far from any stuffiness. The clubhouse restaurant, 'Das Kaiserblick,' serves up fantastic local cuisine with views that are almost as good as the golf, making it perfect for a post-round schnitzel and a cold beer. It's a place where you feel genuinely at home, whether you're a local or just visiting.

Are there any specific holes or unique features at Wilder Kaiser-Ellmau that truly stand out and make it memorable?

Absolutely, the par-3 13th hole on the 18-hole course is a real showstopper – you're hitting downhill with the entire Wilder Kaiser massif as your backdrop, it's breathtaking and a true test of nerve. Also, keep an eye out for the natural streams and old farm buildings integrated into the course design, they add a unique, authentic Tyrolean charm you won't find just anywhere.

What practical advice do you have for booking a tee time and managing costs at Golfclub Wilder Kaiser-Ellmau?

Booking well in advance, especially for weekend rounds on the 18-hole course, is a must – it's a popular spot. Look into their 'Golf Alpin Card' if you plan on playing multiple courses in the region, as it can offer significant savings. Otherwise, a standard green fee is fair for the quality and views you get, but always check their website for current rates and any twilight deals.