The 18-hole golf course of the Peine-Edemissen Golf Club is located in the region to the east of Hanover, in the southern fringe of the Lüneburg Heath in a typical agricultural landscape. The terrain, which was formerly used for agriculture, is now well overgrown with trees and shrubs along the course and has an attractive tree population. Thus, the golf course can be classified as a parkland course.
Although it is largely flat, the golf course presents itself as very scenic and sportingly challenging. The fairways are mostly relatively wide, but there are numerous holes that require a relatively long shot to the green. For players of all levels, the Peiner Golf Course therefore presents an attractive sporting challenge, which is also reflected in the relatively high slope values of the course rating.
We consider it the overriding objective of our course development concept to make suggestions for improvements that increase the enjoyment of the game and make the courses fairer for players with medium and higher handicaps, but at the same time more challenging for players with sporting ambitions.
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