Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club in Ramsau, Austria

Nestled in the Alpine foothills, Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club in Ramsau, Austria features spectacular scenery to complement the challenging Championship Course. In addition to the 18-hole course, the club also offers a nine-hole course. These highly reputable courses are some of the most popular in the country. The lush natural landscape of rolling hills covered with trees, rocky outcroppings and a meandering stream provide an ideal location for a round of golf. In addition to the natural hazards, there are strategically placed bunkers throughout.

One of the most memorable holes on the Championship Course is the par-4 second hole. It may not be long at 313 yards, but it is one of the most difficult holes on the course. There is a prominent cluster of rocks near the tee, and it requires a blind uphill shot to the green. Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club also offers a putting and chipping green for golfers to use.

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Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club - Championship Course

Nestled in the Alpine foothills, Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club in Lower Austria has a challenging Championship Course that has fairways molded from the rolling landscape.

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Adamstal Franz Wittman G.C. - Championship Course

Located in Lower Austria, Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club has a Championship Course and a nine-hole course.

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Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club - Championship Course - No. 18

The 18th hole on Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club's Championship Course is best known for the scenic view it offers of a lush field that was formerly a cattle pasture.

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Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club - Championship Course - No. 2

The par-4 second hole on the Championship course at Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club may not be long at 313 yards, but it is challenging due to the blind uphill shot to the green that it requires.

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Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club - Championship Course - No. 4

The fourth hole on Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club's Championship Course in Lower Austria ends at the highest point on the golf course.

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Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club - Championship Course - No. 5

The Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club Championship Course's par-4 fifth hole showcases the beauty of the Alpine foothills.

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Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club Championship Course - No. 6

A lake and a beautiful view accent the par-3 sixth hole on Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club's Championship Course.

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Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club Championship Course - No. 16

The 16th hole at Adamstal Franz Wittman Golf Club's Championship Course is a shorter par 3 at 181 yards, but it offers spectacular scenery.

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