“The New Green in Hohen Wieschendorf” is the headline used by the Ostsee Zeitung, Lübecker Nachrichten, and Mecklenburger Nachrichten for an article about the modernization of the golf course and its opening on August 1.
This “new green” can also be explored from the Bades Huk vacation resort. The resort’s operators, who opened for the season in June, are responsible for its modernization. The proximity to the sea, the absolute tranquility, and the unique coastal landscape—these are the hallmarks of the Bades Huk golf course’s one-of-a-kind location. The Baltic Sea surrounds the Huk Peninsula, where the course is located, on three sides. The course blends seamlessly into the scenic coastal landscape and offers golfers sweeping views of the Baltic Sea.
Sustainability plays a key role in this endeavor. As a board member of the “European Institute of Golf Course Architects,” the experienced golf course designer and German senior national team player Christoph Städler, along with his team, brings his distinctive style to the course. For Bades Huk, sustainability is a central element of the entire resort concept. This is where “slow travel” finds its home. Far from mass tourism, guests can enjoy a unique recreational experience in harmony with unspoiled nature. For this reason, the course is designed so that not only professionals and advanced players will enjoy swinging their clubs here, but beginners can also get a taste of the game and perhaps discover a new passion.
By fall, the course—which was one of the first golf courses in the new federal states—is set to be fully modernized. Play will begin on the first 9 holes on August 1.
