Der Margarethenhof is a private golf course located in Waakirchen, in the Tegernsee region of Upper Bavaria, south of Munich. The property combines a hotel and residential development with an 18-hole championship layout set within the Alpine foothills landscape characteristic of the area. The course takes advantage of the region's natural topography and forest setting, typical of Bavarian resort golf architecture. The course was developed as part of a broader hotel and leisure complex, reflecting the tradition of golf resort development in the Tegernsee valley, a region known for its lakes and mountain scenery. The design incorporates the undulating terrain and tree-lined corridors common to courses built in this part of Bavaria, where elevation change and dense forest create natural definition between holes. The routing works through a mix of open and wooded sections, with water features integrated into the landscape. Der Margarethenhof functions as a private members' club with associated hotel facilities, allowing both resident members and hotel guests to play. The combination of accommodation and golf reflects a European resort model where the course serves as a centerpiece amenity. The Tegernsee region itself has a long tradition of upscale tourism and recreation, and the course sits within that established context of Alpine leisure culture. The course is situated approximately 50 kilometers south of Munich, making it accessible to the city's golfing community while maintaining the quieter character of the Bavarian lake district.