Other Continental Europe Golf Course Reviews
Golf Club Trier Review
Ensch-Birkenheck, Germany
Yellow tees: 72.3 rating; 131 slope |
Golf Club Trier Overview: This course is located in the
beautiful wine producing area near the Mosel
River in western Germany. However, the course itself does not live up
to its surroundings. The front nine is
hilly but generic and boring back and forth golf. The back
nine features several ridiculous doglegs, some of which are so severe they
require blind tee shots. The few good
holes are discussed below:
Golf Club Trier Hole 9: The finishing par 5 hole to the front can be reached in two if a solid drive is hit. The approach to the green will be over a lake that does not much come into play, but does enter the golfer’s mind. The green is large, but any shot too far left will find hillside or tree filled hazard.
Golf Club Trier Hole 9: The finishing par 5 hole to the front can be reached in two if a solid drive is hit. The approach to the green will be over a lake that does not much come into play, but does enter the golfer’s mind. The green is large, but any shot too far left will find hillside or tree filled hazard.
Golf Club Trier Hole 14: Incredibly tough, this par 3 is well over 200 yards long and has a lake left and behind the green. The bailout is obviously short or right of the green, but par is a very good score. The backdrop of the vineyards is spectacular from the tee and any shot left will make the player want to start drinking.
