Golf courses across Switzerland

This 18-hole course at 1000 meters altitude features water obstacles and sand bunkers among mountain peaks of the Bernese Alps.

The 18-hole course borders Lake Thun and includes technical fairways with elevation changes overlooking the water and mountains.

The Mediterranean climate allows year-round golf on this parkland course with mature trees and strategic water elements near Lake Maggiore.

This professional golf course at 1500 meters elevation hosts the European Tour event since 1939 and features challenging narrow fairways.

The 18-hole course extends over 40 hectares near Lake Geneva, with views of Mont Blanc and the Jura mountains in the background.

This 18-hole course is located at 500 meters altitude and features water elements across 6,016 meters of playing length.

Founded in 1893, this high-altitude course at 1,700 meters features 18 holes across flat terrain with mountain ranges visible from all angles.

Located on the French-Swiss border, this golf course spans 90 hectares with 18 holes and includes practice areas and a golf school.

This private 18-hole golf course extends over 52 hectares near Lake Geneva, with fairways bordered by mature oak trees and water features.

This 18-hole golf course features Mediterranean vegetation, palm trees and a layout that integrates natural slopes and water obstacles across its grounds.

Located at 1560 meters above sea level, this 18-hole course offers mountain views and operates during summer months between June and October.

The facility includes a 9-hole course, practice areas, golf academy and equipment shop, situated 20 minutes from Zurich city center.

This mountain golf course at 1,444 meters elevation features 18 holes across 130 hectares with natural water elements and 52 sand bunkers.

This 9-hole golf course overlooks Lake Lucerne and offers practice facilities with 20 covered driving range positions and putting greens.

This 18-hole course features hole number 15 measuring 725 meters, making it one of the longest holes in Europe with par 6.

This 18-hole golf course established in 1926 contains narrow fairways and elevated greens on terrain with significant elevation changes throughout the course.

This mountain golf course features 18 holes at 1400 meters elevation, surrounded by Alpine peaks and forest areas of Graubünden.

The 18-hole golf course extends over 52 hectares near a 13th-century castle, featuring water hazards and varied terrain configurations.

The course contains a main 18-hole course with 72 par and 6200 meters length, plus a separate 3-hole training area.

The golf course sits between Lake Lucerne and Mount Rigi, featuring 18 holes across flat terrain with multiple water elements.

This 18-hole golf course at 1,700 meters altitude features water obstacles and sand bunkers across rolling Alpine meadows near the Inn River.

The complex includes two 18-hole courses with technical fairways, 72 practice stations, and a golf academy located near Lake Sempach.

This mountain course features 9 holes at 1,400 meters elevation with grass fairways and slopes facing the north side of the Matterhorn.

The 9-hole course extends across mountain meadows at 1,200 meters elevation, featuring sand bunkers and natural obstacles among pine forests.

This 18-hole golf course features water hazards and bunkers throughout the layout, with mountain ranges visible from every hole.

The course stretches over 6,179 meters with steep elevation changes. Players face technical holes with narrow fairways and Lake Neuchâtel views.

The course features two separate layouts: an 18-hole championship course measuring 5,862 meters and a 9-hole course of 2,614 meters.

The facility includes a compact 3-hole course with distances between 40 and 80 meters, practice areas and a golf academy.

This 18-hole golf course sits at 1000 meters altitude in the Alps, featuring water hazards and bunkers throughout the mountainous terrain.

This 18-hole golf course spans across 70 hectares of land with tree-lined fairways and strategically placed sand traps near elevated greens.