Eight rounds, two regions
Six courses around Ostrava, then two more on the way out through Prague.
Šilheřovice & Rothschild GC
Set within the castle grounds of Rothschild Chateau, blending into centuries-old trees from around the world on gently undulating terrain. The 18-hole layout sits inside an Old English Park dating to 1970.
Silesia Kravaře Golf Resort
An 18-hole championship course inside an English-style landscape garden surrounding a Baroque château, spanning 80 hectares of centuries-old trees, ponds, and winding streams.
Ropice Golf Resort
A links-style championship layout in the Beskydy foothills, defined by numerous bunkers, undulating fairways, and boldly shaped greens — expanded to 27 holes in 2023, ranked among the country's top ten courses.
Čeladná — Old Course
Designed by Miguel Ángel Jiménez and opened in 2001 in the Beskydy Mountains near the Polish and Slovak borders. Hosted the European Tour's Czech Open in 2009, 2010, and 2011.
Čeladná — New Course
A dual-character layout: a links-style front nine with narrow fairways and Open-style bunkering, then a back nine leaning into rolling ground, lakes, and dramatic ravines beneath Lysá hora.
Golf & Ski Resort Ostravice
Designed by Chris Johnson, set between the Beskydy's two highest peaks — Lysá hora and Smrk. Named Course of the Year in 2009 by Golf Digest, now part of the connected Čeladná resort.
Albatross Golf Resort
Designed by Keith Preston on a hillside bordering the Český kras Nature Reserve, just outside Prague. A stern par-72 test finishing with water on both sides of the fairway — home of the Czech Masters since 2014.
PGA National Oaks Prague
Designed by Kyle Phillips, opened in full in 2020, centered on a restored 19th-century chateau clubhouse. Named Best Course in Europe and Czechia at the 2020 World Golf Awards, operated by Troon Privé.