Golfmuseum in Regensburg: photos, reviews

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Golfmuseum in Regensburg is a fascinating destination for both golf aficionados and those new to the sport. Rated 4.8 on Google, this unique museum offers an intriguing glance into the history of golf. Visitors are captivated by the world's oldest golf club and an impressive collection of memorabilia dating back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Owned by Peter, the museum also boasts an exclusive collection of 'Kolf' golf equipment from the Netherlands, showcasing the evolution of the sport through the 17th and 18th centuries. Whether you're drawn by the historical artifacts or the allure of the ancient game, Golfmuseum provides an enriching experience for everyone.

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Gutenbergplatz

Bus stop 264 m walk

Neupfarrplatz

Bus stop 131 m walk

Thundorferstraße

Bus stop 220 m walk

Altes Rathaus

Bus stop 101 m walk

Domplatz

Bus stop 239 m walk

Fischmarkt

Bus stop 207 m walk

4.8

based on 78 reviews

Google

4.8/5 66 reviews

Facebook

4.7/5 12 reviews

Jeff W

The personal guided tour was exceptional. Worth a visit for sure!

Jef Kalil

A truly unique experience — it’s like walking through time (or better said, down into a secret golfer’s cave) from Dutch beginnings on ice to the legendary greens of St. Andrews. The Golf Museum Regensburg houses an extensive and fascinating collection of balls, clubs, and artworks, beautifully presented by golf historian Peter Insam. An absolute must-visit for anyone with even a hint of curiosity about the game’s history.

Fabian Harbig

Vielseitige Golfausstellung mit einzigartigen Exponaten

Golfmuseum in Regensburg

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