Golfclub Eichenheim

Overview: Golfclub Eichenheim is an 18-hole wooded mountain valley in Kitzbühel. Designed by Kyle Phillips, Phillips uses the wooded valley’s side slopes and changing scale to make approach angles as important as the impressive mountain backdrop.Eichenheim’s rear markers give par 71 and about 6,662 yards, with sidehill lies and wooded approaches adding difficulty. Forest edges and sidehill ground shape the approach game, making a precise landing area valuable even on holes where the fairway appears generous from the tee.

History: Eichenheim was built around 2000, with some Kitzbühel material using 2001 for its opening milestone. Kyle Phillips’s portfolio and the club confirm the 18-hole par-71 design and 6,092-metre championship length. Eichenheim’s 2000 construction and 2001 opening references describe adjacent milestones rather than two different courses. The profile keeps the directory date while explaining why Kitzbühel sources can show both years.

Did You Know? Kyle Phillips used the changing scale of the wooded valley deliberately. Holes can move from confined forest to panoramic mountain views within a few shots. Eichenheim’s 6,092-metre official length is a useful metric cross-check for the directory’s rounded imperial figure.