Axel Lange Generali Golf Course Lederbach
Bad Griesbach
Tucked away in the Bavarian countryside near Bad Griesbach, Axel Lange Generali Golf Course Lederbach offers a scenic and well-balanced 18-hole parkland layout. The course features dramatic elevation changes, wide fairways framed by forests, and strategically placed bunkers, making it both challenging and enjoyable for golfers of all levels. Elevated tees offer sweeping views of the surrounding hills and countryside, while several holes require accurate shot placement to avoid hazards. The peaceful natural setting and quiet fairways provide a relaxing round for both members and guests. Facilities include a full practice area, pro shop, and a welcoming clubhouse with panoramic terrace views – perfect for post-round dining or drinks. With its tranquil setting and quality course design, Lederbach is an ideal destination for golfers seeking a refreshing retreat in southern Germany.
Salzburg Airport
77km
England’s best golf tour operator 2026 winner
Time Zone:
GMT+1
Currency:
€ (Euro)
Temperature:
-2°C - 25°C
Cost of a Beer:
£4.00
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£60
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About The Area
Bad Griesbach is one of Germany’s standout golf holiday destinations, perfect for golfers who want serious course variety, Bavarian countryside and proper relaxation after a round. Set in Lower Bavaria, close to the Austrian border, it has built its reputation around two things that work beautifully together: golf and thermal wellness.
The main draw is Quellness Golf Resort Bad Griesbach, described as Europe’s largest golf resort and home to five 18-hole championship courses, plus one of Europe’s largest golf academies. That makes it ideal for groups who want plenty of golf without constantly changing base. Courses such as Brunnwies, Uttlau, Lederbach, Porsche and Beckenbauer give golfers a mix of parkland, rolling countryside, water hazards and strategic layouts, with enough variety to keep a longer golf break interesting.
Bad Griesbach is also a brilliant choice if you like your golf holidays to feel restorative rather than rushed. The town is known for its thermal mineral water and wellness facilities, with Germany’s official tourism site highlighting it as both a spa and golf resort. After 18 holes, that means spa time, pools, treatments and quiet Bavarian evenings rather than a busy city pace.
Away from the fairways, the surrounding Rottal countryside is ideal for walking, cycling, local food and relaxed exploring. For UK golfers, Bad Griesbach works best as a tailor-made Germany golf holiday, either as a dedicated golf-and-spa escape or combined with Munich, Salzburg or a wider Bavaria itinerary. Hashtag Golf Travel can help plan the right courses, hotels and travel route.
