Golf Club Esery

Apparently, the views of this course on a nice weather are breathtaking. Well, in my case, on a cold and grey December morning, with a decent amount of, there wasn’t much else to do other than concentrating on my game and the course. And what a course! It is physically fairly demanding going up and down. Hard to find a flat sport even on fairways and the greens. This is not to say anything was wrong but challenging. Course is very well maintained, greens roll nicely. I recommend to play at this course any time of the year.

Pretty interesting

Golfers are not short of courses in the Geneva area. The distinguishing feature of Esery resides in its design: this is a kind of links course located on a very hilly plot of land, with almost no trees, thick rough, tight, rock-hard uneven fairways, and big, well-bunkered, fast-paced undulated greens. It presents a tough challenge regardless of handicap, especially in summer when fairways and greens are dry and fast. Esery is not windy and does not play as a links course, but still requires well placed drives to setup the approach. The beautiful clubhouse, a former castle of the Middle Age, offers a marvelous view on the whole course. The maintenance is perfect. However, being a treeless course, Esery may give an almost desert like feel. The 17 and 18 are basically the same holes as the 8 and 9 so that the finishing holes do not certainly qualify as the best of Esery. For golfers who are not in good shape, a golf cart is advisable due to the slopes.