Holes Golfclub Bad Kleinkirchheim-
Kaiserburg in Carinthia
Detailed description with tips and tricks for every hole at the golf course Kaiserburg by Franz Klammer
4. Hole: 373 m/283 m - Par 4 - HCP 11
"A hook during the drive is ideal. The second shot, however, is quite something: it must be played with power over a little stream up to a wavy green. The bunker should be avoided if possible."
5. Hole: 156 m/142 m - Par 3 - HCP 17
"I’m fond of this hole. To the left of it is the final leg of the ski slope K70 named after me."
6. Hole: 376 m/330 m Par 4 - HCP 3
"The most difficult hole not only for me! You have to get across three stretches of water to reach the green peninsula. I often play for a bogey here from the beginning."
7. Hole: 135 m/126 m - Par 3 - HCP 15
"The same ‘quality’ for women and men. Before choosing the iron, it is essential to check the wind."
8. Hole: 470 m/418 m - Par 5 - HCP 9
"With the help of the wind, even an eagle is possible. If the flag stays in the hole when putting, it incurs penalty shots."
14. Hole: 507 m/457 m - Par 5 - HCP 4
"A full-on attack towards the green rarely goes well here. In case of doubt, I reckon with one shot more. The trout in the pond leap up into the air in gratitude."
15. Hole: 384 m/295 m - Par 4 - HCP 10
"To ladies who are playing, I recommend a 5-wood when teeing off over the biotope. This is enough to get over it safely. The rest is without any pitfalls. A smooth approach."
16. Hole: 361 m/311 m - Par 4 - HCP 8
"Dogleg to the right. Those who opt for direct here can miscalculate. After putting in, I look forward to the luxury of being chauffeured to the 17th hole. Small talk and take a deep breath."
17. Hole: 120 m/108 m - Par 3 - HCP 16
"I attack here with a 9-iron. Uncompromising."
18. Hole: 261 m/231 m - Par 4 - HCP 2
"The mouse trap. Here I play safety first with a 6-iron. The final shot towards the high invisible green is always a challenge. Always take an iron more than you think! After the last putt I always say to my partners: ‘Congratulations’, for the fair game, the Lady Tea or whatever.”
Those who would like themselves to play the 18 holes at the Bad Kleinkirchheim-Kaiserburg golf course will undoubtedly have just as much fun as Franz Klammer! Make a non-binding enquiry about a golf holiday in Carinthia, Austria.