Seddiner See Golf & Country Club - Germany

The Seddiner See Golf & Country Club is a spectacular golf course of Germany and ranks amongst the topmost courses of the country.

History of the Course:

The Seddiner See Golf & Country Club is located in the picturesque woodlands of Wildenbruch, in the Berlin-Brandenburg region of Germany . The course is easily accessible by the autobahn and very near to the bustling capital city of Berlin .

The Seddiner See Golf & Country Club was established in 1994, and presently offers 36-holes of enthralling golf through its 18-hole par 72, North and South Courses.

Both the of the Seddiner See Golf & Country Club are superbly crafted amidst the dense gently undulating woodland terrain, surrounded by several stands of trees, numerous lakes, native vegetation, that all form a complete concord of a golf course amidst nature, as well as a spectacular location for inland golf.

The North Course of the Seddiner See Golf & Country Club was designed in 1996, by architect Rainer Preißmann in a classic English parkland style layout. The course comprises of a strategic layout making subtle use of the parkland landscape.

The more famous South Course of the Seddiner See Golf & Country Club was designed in 1997, by world renowned golf architect, Robert Trent Jones jr. This masterpiece course is a typical American style layout, superbly blending the natural contours of the terrain into the course features. The well-manicured course consists of vast naturally-contoured greens, rolling tree-lined fairways, strategically positioned bunkers, abundant water hazards and the native underbrush, making it a formidable challenge.

Overall, both courses offer exciting challenges to all standards of golfers including amateurs, requiring accuracy and appropriate club selection to enjoy rounds of enticing golf amidst the serene wooded paradise.

The grand Clubhouse of the Seddiner See Golf & Country Club was built in 1997, and offers various services including a restaurant, bar, pro-shop, driving range, as well as provides fabulous views of both courses and the tranquil woods beyond.

Course Trivia:

The Seddiner See Golf & Country Club honorable president, since its formation, is Ferdinand Fürst von Bismarck, under whose guidance, the club now stands amongst the finest in Germany and in Continental Europe.

The Seddiner See Golf & Country Club has been host to numerous in-house amateur and senior, national and international golf events, including the 2005 Mercedes Benz Trophy, raising funds for the Laureus Academy , which saw German Tennis legend, Boris Becker being challenged at the course's 11 th hole.

The Seddiner See Golf & Country Club is set in an exclusive natural location and is home to a natural wildlife sanctuary, with numerous species of birdlife including ducks, swans, kingfishers, eagles…etc.

Amongst the famous holes at the The Seddiner See Golf & Country Club, are the stunning 9 th and 18 th holes that stretch beside a lake, providing am watery challenge.