Golfpark Otelfingen sits in the countryside northwest of Zurich, near the town of Otelfingen in the canton's agricultural lowlands. Designed by Swiss architect Kurt Rossknecht and opened in the 1990s, the course occupies gently rolling terrain characteristic of the region's farmland transition zone between the city and the Jura foothills. Rossknecht, who designed several courses in Switzerland during the latter decades of the twentieth century, worked with the natural contours to create a layout that balances accessibility with strategic interest for the club's membership and visiting golfers. The eighteen-hole routing moves through open fields and wooded sections, with mature trees framing many holes and providing definition to the playing corridors. Water features come into play on several holes, typical of parkland designs in this part of Switzerland where irrigation ponds and streams are integrated into the landscape. The course serves a regional membership drawn from Zurich and surrounding communities, offering a relatively convenient option for golf in an area where courses are less densely concentrated than in some other Swiss cantons. Golfpark Otelfingen operates as part of Switzerland's network of member clubs that also welcome outside play, contributing to the golf infrastructure serving the Zurich metropolitan area. The facility includes practice amenities and clubhouse services standard for Swiss golf clubs of this era and scale.