Close enough for every day and yet always new: At Golfclub Frühling we offer golfing pleasure for every level of play. Even if you are just starting to play golf, are an ambitious recreational golfers or a professional, with us you will find the right challenge.

The most beautiful 9-hole golf course in Vienna is the main attraction of the City & Country Club Wienerberg. Play a round of golf in the middle of the city before or after work, or in between! The undulating golf course offers unexpected and beautiful views.

Welcome to the oldest and most traditional golf club in Austria where golf history was and will be written.

Guests and green fee players are welcome!

The golf course BGL is the only 18-hole golf course in Berchtesgadener Land. It is slightly hilly and very varied, with stunning panoramic views of the Bavarian to Austrian mountains with Fortress Hohen Salzburg. Hole 9 and 18 end at the clubhouse. We wish a nice game!

Welcome to the Vienna International School (VIS). We are a comprehensive, state-of-the-art school which provides children aged 3 to 19 with an inspiring, high-quality education in a caring, multicultural community. Our school is located in the north east of Vienna, one of Europe's most beautiful and historical cities, very close to the headquarters of the United Nations.

OUR INDOOR CENTER

2 tee-off places

Chipping Area 14 meters

Putting Area 10 meters

Fitness corner

Trackman

3D coordination

video station

Special fitness training facilities for children and adolescents

Please enter the underground car park (1st basement) and use the parking in front of the door to the Golf Training Center!

If you have any problems, please call us on +436764114532!

THE LIKABLE GOLF COURSE

- IN THE CENTER OF VIENNA

Golf offers a wonderful balance to the often demanding professional life. The movement in nature, the training of patience and the ability to better recognize one's own boundaries, promote our mental abilities and let us handle stress much better. A survey of golfers has even shown that they make better decisions under pressure than "non-golfers".