Golfclub Gut Sansenhof

Golfclub Gut Sansenhof occupies rolling terrain in the Odenwald region of northern Bavaria, near the town of Amorbach close to the border with Hesse and Baden-Württemberg. Designed by Reinhold Weishaupt and opened in the 1990s, the course reflects the architect's approach to integrating layouts into the forested, undulating landscapes characteristic of southern Germany. The property sits within a rural setting of mixed woodland and agricultural land, typical of this transitional zone between the Main River valley and the higher elevations of the Odenwald hills. The routing moves through varied terrain with elevation changes that create natural strategic interest and require thoughtful club selection. Fairways are framed by mature trees, and several holes play across or alongside natural contours that define landing areas and green approaches. Water features appear on select holes, adding tactical considerations to what is primarily a parkland design shaped by topography and forest corridors. The club operates as a members' facility with visitor access, serving golfers from the surrounding region including nearby Miltenberg and the broader Rhine-Main area. The Gut Sansenhof estate provides a traditional Bavarian clubhouse setting, and the course appeals to players seeking a woodland layout that emphasizes accuracy and course management over length. The design suits golfers comfortable navigating elevation and tree-lined holes in a quiet, rural environment.