Belgium, nestled between France and the Netherlands, boasts some of the finest Royal Courses in Continental Europe, making it an ideal destination for avid golfers. Whether you’re looking to include it as part of an incredible road trip combining neighboring countries or as a standalone vacation spot, Belgium won’t disappoint. It’s worth noting that Belgians are known for their linguistic skills, with most being fluent in English in addition to speaking three or four languages.

While renowned for its fabulous chocolates, beer, mussels, and fries, Belgium is much more than just a food destination. Explore the country’s cultural attractions, from the diamond district of Antwerp and Brussels, known as the “Capital of Europe,” to the charming and unique Bruges. Belgium exudes character and has a plethora of hidden gems such as Dinant, historical battlefields, grand architectural marvels, and outstanding canal towns or coastal villages. The variety of landscapes, cities, and culture is perfect for couples looking for a romantic escape or friends and families looking for an unforgettable vacation while playing golf.

Austria is a country where dramatic Alpine peaks meet crystal-clear lakes, baroque cities, and storybook villages. From the imperial elegance of Vienna to the musical heritage of Salzburg, and the breathtaking mountain scenery of Tyrol, each region offers its own distinct charm. Visitors can explore fairytale castles, cruise across Lake Zell, unwind in luxury alpine spas, or savour world-class cuisine paired with exceptional Austrian wines. Whether you’re hiking high alpine trails, discovering cultural treasures, or relaxing beside a turquoise lake framed by snow-capped summits, Austria delivers a refined yet authentic European escape that perfectly complements a luxury golf journey. For us at CHASEGOLF, we describe Austria as a destination that stays with you long after your trip.

Ski in winter and golf in summer…this is as simple as that. With over 160 parkland and mountain courses, Austria offers a distinctive blend of pristine landscapes, warm hospitality, and world-class design, making it one of Europe’s most compelling and beautifully understated golf destinations. Courses such as Golfclub Adamstal, widely regarded as the country’s premier layout, offer dramatic elevation changes carved through forested valleys. Golfclub Fontana provides a championship parkland experience near Vienna, while Golfclub Eichenheim delivers breathtaking alpine golf in the shadow of the mountains near Kitzbühel.

While we have separated the regions, we could combine either 2 to 3 areas in one itinerary so you could experience golf in Salzburg and the Tyrol region, in Styria, and around Vienna/the Wachau Valley.

If you are considering a golf trip to Vienna, you are about to unlock one of Europe’s bestkept golfing secrets where imperial grandeur, grand vineyard estates, and outstanding championship courses converge. 

Vienna, Austria’s refined capital, captivates travelers with its imposing landmarks such as the majestic Hofburg Palace, the resplendent Schönbrunn Palace and St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Add in a special evening concert at the Vienna State Opera and golden sparkles will illuminate your most precious memories. Beyond Vienna, the UNESCO-listed Wachau Valley is another region of astonishing beauty worth exploring on your trip here. A private guided tour to Melk Abbey reveals baroque magnificence overlooking the river, while bespoke wine tastings introduce the region’s world-renowned Grüner Veltliner and Riesling.

As for golf, Vienna boasts the highest concentration of top quality golf courses, starting with Adamstal GC (27 holes) nestled in the picturesque Alpine foothills of Lower Austria and designed by Canadian architect Jeff Howes. Colony GolfClub Gutenhof with its 36 holes, Fontana built around a crystal-clear 20-hectare artifical lake, the 27-hole Schloss Schönborn and the Diamond Country Club are all ranked among the top 10 in the country.

• Day 1: Fly US – Vienna
• Day 2: Private Transfer to Hotel – Explore Vienna at leisure
• Day 3: Private City Walking Tour – Afternoon Tickets to the Schonbrunn Palace
• Day 4: Play Fontana – Evening at the Vienna Mozart Opera with dinner
• Day 5: Play Adamstal
• Day 6: Private Transfer to Wachau Valley, en-route stop and play Schloss Schönborn
• Day 7: Private Tour of the Wachau Valley, lunch and wine tastings
• Day 8: Play Diamond Golf & Country Club
• Day 9: Private Transfer to Airport – Fly Vienna – US

Salzburg may be famous as Mozart’s birthplace, but it offers so much more… This enchanting city is widely regarded as one of Europe’s most beautiful, with its elegant Baroque streets, grand squares, lush gardens, and the commanding presence of Hohensalzburg Fortress. From Salzburg, there are also many day trips to consider including the village of Hallstatt, Schloss Ort, or the giant ice caves in Werfen. Western Austria is largely dominated by Tyrol, a region of dramatic mountain peaks, crystal-clear lakes, and storybook villages where nature and tradition exist in perfect harmony.

Golfers’ paradise found! Yes that’s precisely your first impression when you are teeing off at the bottom of gigantic, snow-capped mountains. Among the very best courses in the area are Golfclub am Mondsee, Eichenheim, Zell am See and Seefeld-Wilmoos sitting at 4,265 ft. From serene parkland courses to championship layouts nestled among snow-capped peaks, Salzburg and Tyrol promise an unforgettable journey for every golfer.

• Day 1: Fly US – Salzburg
• Day 2: Private Transfer to Hotel, Leisure walk around Salzburg with Tickets to the Castle
• Day 3: Private City Walking Tour with the Sound of Music
• Day 4: Early round at GolfClub am Mondsee with excursion to Hallstatt
• Day 5: Private Transfer to Castle Hotel in Kitzbühel – Afternoon at leisure
• Day 6: Play Kitzbühel-Schwarsee-Reith
• Day 7: Play Eichenheim
• Day 8: Private Transfer to Chalet Hotel in Zell Am See
• Day 9: Play Zell Am See – Play Golf National Park Hohe Tauern
• Day 10: Private Transfer to Airport – Fly Salzburg – US

Places like central Austria are the reason why “off-the-beaten path” golf adventures are so irresisble. Charming villages, panoramic valleys with rolling alpine hills as far as you can see, and gorgeous lakes with dramatic mountain backdrops. And then, there are the locals, a special kind of warm, kind-hearted folks who speak Central AustroBavarian dialects. Wait, was ist das? Well, if communication is complicated, all you have to do is “smile” and you’ll be accepted and invited to join their table. Among the top attractions in the region, the fairytale village of Hallstatt, the Dachstein glacier, the Admont Abbey Library aka the inspiration for “Beauty & the Beast”, the city of Graz and its famous tower and lastly, the Eckberg Vineyards.

North of Graz, Murhof GC, a Bernhard von Limburger design, is ranked among the top prestigious layouts in the country. Golfclub Radstadt delights players with its unique “birdie jet” gondola ride between holes, while the championship course at IMLAUER Schloss Pichlarn combines 5-star comfort with breathtaking alpine scenery.

• Day 1: Fly US – Salzburg
• Day 2: Private Transfer to Radstadt – Afternoon at leisure
• Day 3: Play Radstadt
• Day 4: Private Transfer to Castle Hotel in Styria, en-route play Schladming – Dachstein
• Day 5: Private Day Trip to Hallstatt
• Day 6: Play Imlauer Schloss Pichlarn
• Day 7: Private Transfer to Graz, en-route visit the Admont Abbey Library & play Murhof
• Day 8: Visit the city at leisure
• Day 9: Play Gut Murstätten, followed by Wine Tour
• Day 10: Private Transfer to Airport – Fly Vienna – US

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