Líšnice - Zima-letní greeny (9)
Green Fees & Tee Times

After many complications due to envy of the ruling governments and different adjustments the course has developed to the present form. It looks like a course of the links type a bit because it is situated on the top of a gentle hill. The course is of a bounded nature, its fairways are not very wide and, although its total par is 70, it is difficult to play everything within the standard here. The course is on a hill but there are not many ascents, they are more like gentle terrain changes. The general impression is completed with a clubhouse and a shed which are situated at the edge of the course. On the other side behind the road there is also a driving range where you can hit really long balls. Other training areas are near the course.

Although there were also irrigation systems created, the course has harder surface which is not a disadvantage. You can find similar courses in Scotland. Also small greens are specific, harder, too, so golfers must take ball bouncing into account when the ball lands. With respect to the fact where the course is situated it has only one bigger water hazard on hole Nr. 9 created by a water storage pond on the left in front of green.

But the general impression, including long views from some parts of the course and the atmosphere of old times, which you can feel sometimes when you sit there, is worth it. Moreover, everybody can try his golf skills in an effort to finish with a satisfactory result.

The course has survived all the period of its existence due to its situation near Prague, although it was often thanks to western diplomats who lived in Prague.