Oberstaufen-Steibis, Germany, Hole 10
Par:
Par 5
Length:
Yellow: 438 meters / 479 yards
Blue: 420 meters / 459 yards
Red: 388 meters / 424 yards
Orange: 388 meters / 424 yards
Handicap:
Hcp 2
Designer:
N/A
Description:
Oberstaufen-Steibis is a very nice golf course located in the southwest region of Germany, next to the Austrian border. The golf course is a challenging par 70 layout in the prealpine lands up to the Alps. It is not a fancy championship course, but a nice test of golf in a stunning prealpine landscape. Holes 1 through 10 are really strong whereas holes 11 through 18 are a little bit weaker. The 10th hole is the signature hole of the course. It is a very interesting and very difficult uphill par 5 which plays much longer than the 438 meters (from the yellow tee which is the back tee). The fairway is narrow and protected with water hazards. The second and third shots have to go up a very steep slope to the highly elevated green. Moreover, the elevated green is small and well protected by water hazards. Hole 10 at Oberstaufen-Steibis is a real test and by far the most difficult hole on the course.
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(all data as of August 2010)
