Albatross Golf Resort

Albatross Golf Resort is situated at the very border of the Czech Karst at an altitude of 420 meters above sea level. The course has par 72, USGA Course Raiting 74.4 and Bogey Slope Raiting 139. The area of ​​junkyards ranges from 459 to 812 square meters depending on the overall concept and difficulty of a given hole. The total area of ​​the junkyards including the collars is 11,677 square meters. The holes have four or five tees with an area of ​​12,500 square meters. The used grass mixtures of A4 + A1 on juniper berries, fescue and dog on short cut surfaces guarantee the uniqueness of this course.

Albatross Golf Resort is located at Vysoky Ujezd, about 30 minutes' drive from the center of Prague and 15 minutes from Ruzyne International Airport.

The golf course occupies an area of ​​over 80 hectares (197,684 acres) and is situated on a hillside adjacent to the Czech Nature Reserve. With an altitude of 420 meters (1377.95 feet) above sea level, it benefits from a micro-climate and enjoys one of the longest golf seasons in Central Europe.

The course was opened in 2009 and designed by leading golf architect Keith Preston. It is a PAR 72 with a USGA Course Rating of 74.4 and Slope Rating 139 (off the white tees).