Are you familiar with the golf courses around Hamburg, Lübeck, and the Bay of Lübeck? Then it’s time to add a new course to your golf itinerary. Right on the Baltic Sea, on the Hohen Wieschendorf Peninsula near Wismar, there’s an 18-hole golf course that’s still a real hidden gem for many golfers from Hamburg and northern Germany.
Der Bades Huk Golfclub combines golf with everything that makes a day at the coast so special: wide-open spaces, tranquility, fresh Baltic Sea air, and ever-present views of the sea. And right now, in the fall, a trip to the Baltic Sea is well worth it.
Golfing on the Baltic Sea Instead of Always Playing the Same Course
Anyone who plays regularly in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein is already familiar with many of the classic courses in the north. Bades Huk offers an alternative for anyone looking for a change of pace. The 18-hole championship course, par 72 is located on a peninsula right on the Baltic Sea. Spanning approximately 74 hectares, the course winds through a coastal landscape featuring salt marshes, natural scenery, and sweeping views of Wismar Bay. The course underwent extensive modernization and restructuring in 2021.
Here, the wind and the coastal setting are part of the game. Sometimes the Baltic Sea breeze blows only gently across the fairway; other times, it becomes a tactical factor in its own right. Sometimes deer even come to visit and accompany players on their round, and pheasants and wild geese are equally welcome guests. That’s exactly what makes a round at Bades Huk different.
Our tip for golfers from Hamburg: In the fall, just head toward the sea
September and October are perfect for a spontaneous A Day of Golf on the Baltic Sea or a Golf Weekend by the Sea. The busy summer season is winding down, the temperatures are pleasant, and the landscape around Wismar Bay takes on its typical late-summer and fall atmosphere. So instead of playing another round at your usual spot, it’s time to: Put your golf bag in the car, head for the Baltic Sea, and discover a new course.
By the way, it's also clear that Hohen Wieschendorf is of interest to golfers from Hamburg, as Hamburg Tourismus That's right. The Hohen Wieschendorf Golf Club is listed there as the golf course of the Golfregion Hamburg was presented and singled out in particular for its location on the peninsula and its view of the Baltic Sea.
18 holes, an ocean view, and then just stay a while
A day of golf in Bades Huk can easily turn into a little Golf Weekend on the Baltic Sea The Beach Apartments and the Marina Hotel are located right inside the resort. This means the golf course isn't accessible only after another drive—it's part of the resort itself. The beach, sauna, and fitness center are also located right on site.
So after 18 holes, you won’t be heading back to the highway—maybe you’ll head to the beach or the sauna first. The Marina Café and Little Italy restaurant invite you to enjoy a sundowner by the sea. In the apartments, you can also cook together as a group in the spacious rooms and fully equipped kitchens.
A special perk for golf guests: Resort guests receive discounted green fee rates. During the 2026 season, an 18-hole round for guests of Bades Huk will cost 50 euros Monday through Friday and 55 euros on weekends and holidays.
Golfing with your dog? It's possible in Bades Huk!
The course is also appealing to golfers who have dogs. Dogs are allowed on the golf course if they are on a leash. So if you want to bring your four-legged friend along on your golf vacation, you don't have to choose between your dog and a round of golf.
Never played in Bades Huk before? Then maybe this fall is the right time. A 18-hole golf course right on the Baltic Sea, a walk between the coast and the salt marshes, places to stay right on the spot, and then a sauna or a trip to the beach.
For many golfers from Hamburg and northern Germany, Bades Huk is closer than they think, yet far enough away to make them feel like they’re enjoying a real getaway by the sea.
Discover a new golf course on the Baltic Sea this fall.
