Samedan

Switzerland is known for its mountains (Alps in the south, Jura in the northwest) but it also has a central plateau of rolling hills, plains, and large lakes. Switzerland is renowned over the world for downhill skiing, and the country is also great for many other outdoor activities, including hiking and mountain biking. Mountain climbing, from easy to very hard, can also be found in Switzerland, and there is hardly another place with a longer tradition for this. Some routes, like the North face of the Eiger, have become near-mythical due to the hardships, sacrifice and even deaths suffered by the first people to climb them. And because of the breathtaking views, travelling from one place to another by car, bus, train or bike along alpine roads and railroads is often an experience in itself.

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Between heaven and earth

The Engadin offers golf magnificent backdrop: The classic 18 holes in Samedan (since 1893, the oldest golf course in Switzerland), the athletic 18-hole golf course Zuoz-Madulain, the 9-hole Kulm Executive Golf in St. Moritz or two Hotel- practice facilities. Golf at its best in the middle of the breathtaking mountain scenery of the Upper Engadine, the most beautiful alpine mountain valley in the world!


Close to heaven

Amid glorious scenery, Engadin golf courses include the classic 18-hole course in Samedan (Switzerland's oldest since 1893) with its breathtaking panorama, the 18-hole complex in Zuoz-Madulain, the 9-hole Kulm Executive Golf in St. Moritz and two hotel training facilities. Golfing at its finest in the breathtaking Upper Engadine, probably the world's most beautiful alpine valley!

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Golf Engadin St. Moritz

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