Golf Resort Karlštejn
Liteň
Golf Resort Karlštejn is a superb choice for a Czech Republic golf holiday, especially for golfers who want scenic countryside golf within easy reach of Prague. Set in the Central Bohemian region near the famous medieval Karlštejn Castle, the resort offers a memorable setting of wooded hills, limestone rocks, ravines and water features, giving the round far more character than a standard city golf course.
The resort has 27 holes, with the original 18-hole course opening in 1993 and designed by Canadian architects Les Furber and Jim Eremke. A third nine was later added, giving groups more flexibility for multiple rounds, society trips or longer Prague golf breaks.
For golfers, Karlštejn offers a lovely mix of beauty and challenge. The routing makes strong use of the natural landscape, with mature trees, elevation changes, ravines, lakes and castle views all adding to the experience. It is the sort of course where higher handicappers can still enjoy the round, but better players will need to think carefully to make birdies.
As part of a Prague golf holiday, Karlštejn works very well. It sits close enough to the capital for easy transfers, sightseeing, restaurants and city-break appeal, while still feeling peaceful and rural once you arrive. Václav Havel Airport Prague is around 42km by road, making the resort practical for UK golfers planning a short Czech golf escape.
Hashtag Golf Travel can help arrange the right flights, hotels, transfers and tee times, building Karlštejn into a smooth and memorable Czech golf itinerary.
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About The Area
Liteň in Czechia is a brilliant base for golfers who want countryside golf, historic scenery and easy access to Prague. Set in Central Bohemia, close to Karlštejn, Liteň offers a peaceful alternative to staying in the capital while still keeping culture, restaurants and sightseeing within reach.
The main draw is Golf Resort Karlštejn, one of the Czech Republic’s most memorable golf settings. The resort has a 27-hole course, with the original 18 holes opened in 1993 and designed by Canadian architects Les Furber and Jim Eremko. Its big selling point is the view: several parts of the course look towards medieval Karlštejn Castle, giving the round a real sense of place. The layout moves through rolling, hilly countryside, with water hazards, wooded sections and plenty of variety across the different nines.
Away from the fairways, this part of Central Bohemia adds lots of holiday value. Karlštejn Castle was founded by Charles IV as a place to store royal treasures, holy relics and crown jewels, while the wider region is known for castles, river valleys, countryside and small historic towns.
For UK golfers, Liteň works especially well as part of a tailor-made Czech golf holiday, either as a quieter countryside stay or combined with Prague, Albatross Golf Resort and other Central Bohemian courses. Hashtag Golf Travel can help shape the right route, tee times and hotels for a relaxed but memorable Czech golf break.
