Domat Ems Golf Club (Gelber/Roter)

Overview: The target is the Yellow/Red 18-hole championship combination at Golfclub Domat/Ems, in the Tuma landscape of Graubünden. The club operates three distinct nine-hole courses: Yellow and Red form the championship round, while Blue is a separate public course. This is important at a facility where the loop names, rather than a single course title, identify the routing. The local terrain is rolling, and the club presents the varied landform as part of the playing experience. Yellow/Red should therefore be understood as a specific two-loop pairing, not as the entire 27-hole property or the Blue nine.

History: Golfclub Domat/Ems describes its property as a 27-hole facility and identifies Yellow/Red as its 18-hole championship course. The remaining nine, Blue, is designated a public course. The target’s address in Vogelsang and its Domat/Ems location match the club’s course identity. The official club material reviewed for this profile establishes the routing structure and the distinctive Tuma setting, but does not provide a sufficiently clear opening date or architect attribution for this exact pairing. Those dates and roles are left out rather than inferred from the club’s broader development or other courses at the site.

Did You Know? The loop names reflect an unusually flexible facility: two of its three nines create the championship round, while the third can be played separately. That arrangement makes it possible to distinguish the Yellow/Red target from the Blue public course even though all share one club and landscape. Domat/Ems describes its terrain through the Tuma hills, whose rounded forms give the site a specific local identity within the Rhine valley. The loop pairing is a defining part of the course’s identity: the championship round links Yellow and Red, while Blue remains a separate public nine.