Great, laid back golf club. The location is perfect, just a short drive outside of Berlin. It's…read morequiet, the air is fresh and there is a lot of green. The place is very well maintained. If you don't have your own golf gear borrow some for 1 Euro and get 20 balls for another Euro. No time limit. It doesn't get cheaper than that of you just want to hit off some balls. Staff is very friendly and it's perfect to get a quick beer in the restaurant after the game.

The staff at this golf club in Pankow are friendly and helpful. The club includes an 18-hole…read morecourse, a 9-hole course, a 6-hole short course, a practice course (3-holes, behind the driving range), a putting green and pitching green, and a driving range. The driving range is a great place to practice: golf balls for the range are 1 euro/20 balls, and rental clubs are available, if you need them. There's also a pro-shop, clubhouse, and restaurant with a patio & a decent menu.

The Golfclub Schloss Wilkendorf was one of the courses we played frequently during our first…read moregolfing years, as the clubs Westside Course was the only public 18 hole course around Berlin you could play with HCP 54. And what a nice one that was. Situated in the "Märkische Schweiz" east of Berlin, the terrain is unusually hilly and gave the course designers some nice terrain to work with. Almost all other golf clubs in and around Berlin are on flat terrain, so Wilkendorf really gives you a different experience. So let me introduce you to the two courses: Sandy Lyle Course As mentioned, I wanted to play the Sandy Lyle Course for a long time, at the beginning of my golfing career a couple of years ago. As a 36 handicap was needed to play the course, I had to work on my skills before I could do that. The tournament last monday finally gave me the chance to experience the course. The Sandy Lyle Course was obviously designed by the famous Sandy Lyle and has a total lenght of 6.096 meters from the mens tees (par 72, CR 72,7, SL 132). Composed into a beautiful nature, it makes very good use of the terrain given, almost every hole plays up- or downhill or over some hilltop. The first hole starts out relatively straightforward, a 345m par4 with a fairway being guarded by OB on the left and a biotope on the right side. The following par3 plays downhill, followed by an uphill par 5 with really nice bunker placement. You do not encounter a water hazard until the ninth hole, but the hole design and bunker placement, sidehill fairways make it really interesting and challenging to play the course. Don't bomb it off the tee, good scores will come with smart ball placement. And take a moment in between holes to enjoy the beautiful scenery around you. The ninth hole was one of my favourites on the front nine, you hit your tee shot through a breach in the tree line, be sure to place it left so you have a good angle for your second shot down the hill on the dogleg par 5, the left side of (small) fairway and the green is guarded by water, making it extra hard if you want to reach the green in two. The back nine also offers some true beauties, like the eleventh that plays downhill, the fairway has a sidehill lie and the green is protected by trees. Towards the end of your round, holes 16 and 17 wrap themselves around a big lake, ready to swallow all balls that are too cockily adressed towards the green. If you have an opportunity to play the Sandy Lyle course, absolutely do it. It takes you mind off everything else and you can wallow in golf. Greenfees are 40 EUR on weekdays and 60 EUR on weekends, on thursdays you play for 35 EUR, on fridays for 45 EUR. Westside Course The Westside course has a total length of 5.792 m (CR 70,1, SL 123) and is a par 71 course. Playing less difficult than the Sandy Lyle it is still a good challenge for the beginning and advanced golfer. Well, you could call it Sandy Lyles little brother as it has the same characteristics, but on an easier level, yet still interesting. Water only comes into play on 11 and 17, the fairways are a little wider and you don't have to think as much about ball placement. My favourite hole is the 13th, a downhill par4 with terraced tee boxes, on the right side are two bunkers ready to swallow your ball and the green is protected to the left by big trees. You stand on the tee box and this hole makes you want to play a brilliant tee shot (which you then mostly don't). But it inspires and that is what I love about a good course design. Greenfees are 30 EUR on weekdays and 45 EUR on weekends. On weekdays you can play without "Platzreife" (players permit), so it is a good chance for beginners to get a taste of a real course.

Great facility! If you are a beginner or an established golfer, this GolfRange has it all. Great…read moreinstructors and friendly staff. The grounds keepers are tremendous as there is not a better looking range, practice area and putting green in the area. The 9 hole course is challenging in every way and is great for a "quick" round after work or just for practice. The tournaments are fun and easy to join in and the local restaurant has good food for after your round.

The newest golf course in Brandenburg opened this year in Wall (near Kremmen, 15 minutes off the…read moreA24 Berlin - Hamburg). Danish PGA Pro Flemming Maas currently overlooks a driving range and practice facilities and a nine hole course (Par 74, Slope 125, CR 70,7). As of August, the second nine holes will be opened, the third nine will complete the course in spring 2009. The terrain offers no altitude changes, so the course is basically flat out, some elevated tee boxes give a little overview. Most fairways don't have proper contours yet, fairways and greens need their time to grow in. Things do get interesting, when water comes into play. Several creeks and ponds split fairways and protect greens. The holes are not particularly long, longest par 4 is 341 from yellow, so greens in regulation are an opportunity for the advanced golfer. I particularly liked the sixth hole, a slight dogleg right par 4 with the creek halving the fairway and a big pond protecting the second half of the fairway and the green from the right side. The course didn't have fairway markers and no birdiebook was available. So I had to play the course just guessing the lengths and properly judging my club selection. It worked out pretty well and felt more close to the origins of the game. My nine holes came at the cost of EUR 12,00 (on weekdays), a very fair price for the nine holes. Give the course one or two years to grow in and it'll become an interesting but fair course to play. I don't know how the second nine holes will look like, but I'll doubt that it will make the course a true championship course. So it will rather be your destination for a casual round with friends or family. The clubhouse and driving range reflect Flemming Maas danish descent, being wooden houses painted in red and white. Very cosy and inviting for your after-round beer.

Golf is absolutely ok in Wall! Not the best course, but also not the most expensive, and the…read moretraining personel etc. always do their best to be friendly and helpfull. Even the waiters in the restaurant try their best to be hospitable.... The kitchen however is an unmitigated mess! Offten more than 45mins (!!)waiting time for an uncomplicated meal, only to have the order bungled completly. Eg. a Burger expressly ordered without tomatoes or tomato sauce gets drenched in tomatosauce and mayonnaise... Aparrently the cook "was not there" according to the waiters... Neiter in body or soul, it seems. Perhaps Wall would be better off without this cook altogether?