Affordable Golf Holidays in the Czech Republic

A holiday in the Czech Republic in Eastern Europe has many facets, as a look at our neighbour’s tourism portfolio shows. The range of options for a holiday in the Czech Republic extends from city breaks in Prague to cycling, hiking and winter sports. Golf holidays are among the newest and still relatively unknown members of the Czech Republic’s tourism family. Given that the country has more than 100 golf clubs and no fewer than 82 golf courses, this is more than surprising—especially since golf holidays are hardly anywhere as affordable and high-quality at the same time as they are in the Czech Republic. Alongside golf holidays, the Czech Republic has also been very successful for several years as the host of several prestigious golf tournaments, which will take place again this year. These include the Czech Golf Open 2010 in Čeladná, an event on the PGA European Tour, and the Casa Serena Open 2010, an event on the PGA Senior Tour near Prague.

Date: 30/09/2026

Some of the world’s best professional golfers compete on the PGA European Tour, including Germany’s Marcel Siem and Martin Kaymer. They and other professionals are expected to take part in the Czech Open 2010, where a substantial prize fund will be on offer in Čeladná from August 18 to 22. The PGA Senior Tour may be somewhat less exciting from a sporting perspective than the PGA European Tour, but it is where mostly veteran professional golfers make their appearance. Even so, the Casa Serena Open 2010, taking place in Roztez from September 17 to 19, is a must-see event for golf fans from Germany. None other than living golf legend Bernhard Langer won the Casa Serena Open in 2008; last year he finished in a tie for fifth place. Roztez is about 60 kilometres southeast of Prague.

But the Czech Republic should also be well worth considering for anyone who wants to play golf on holiday. It is one of Eastern Europe’s leading destinations for golf holidays, thanks both to the very high quality of what it offers and to its comparatively low prices. The golf season in the Czech Republic is already underway, so there should be nothing standing in the way of a holiday in an exclusive setting—whether as a spectator at events such as the Czech Golf Open or the Casa Serena Open, or as an active player at the local golf resorts and clubs.

Kai Rebmann