On a warm August morning, the grass at Golfclub Lechfeld will be buzzing with competition. The Strawberry Tour, known for making golf accessible and fun, will set up shop for a day. It will draw amateur players from the region and beyond. For those who have followed the Tour’s events, this stop isn’t just about sport. It’s also the final leg of the season. Players with ambitions of reaching the big finale will sharpen their game.
The club’s 9-hole course, designed to challenge and delight, becomes a full 18-hole layout through two distinct rounds. The layout is a blend of strategy and nature. The rolling Lechfeld terrain offers both veteran players and newcomers a chance to test their skills. It is in a setting far from the high-pressure spotlight of professional golf.
Players can choose to enter either the 9-hole or the 18-hole Stableford format. Registration opens to the public. The entry fee reflects a tiered structure. Local members pay just 10 euros. Non-members can expect to pay between 25 and 62 euros. The cost depends on the course length. That’s just the beginning. On the day, participants can also enjoy reduced green fees. The fees are 25 euros for 9 holes and 45 euros for 18. For many, it’s an affordable and exciting opportunity.
Golfclub Lechfeld has been proactive in advertising the event. Registration closes on August 7 at 16:00, but last-minute sign-ups are possible if space allows. Potential attendees are advised to get in touch with the club directly — they can reach out at +49 8231 32637 for confirmation.