Golf Club Matterhorn
Parkland

Golf Club Matterhorn

9 holes • Par 36 • 3,049m

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About Golf Club Matterhorn

Golf Club Matterhorn operates a nine-hole-plus golf course between Randa and Täsch in Switzerland's Valais canton. The club was founded in 1990, but the present course opened in 2004 after a development process that included a project launch in 2000 and groundbreaking in 2002. Scottish architect John Chilver-Stainer designed the course.

It has nine greens but 18 distinct tees, allowing the second nine of an 18-hole round to be played from different positions. The standard nine-hole course is par 36 and measures 3,049 metres. The club rebuilt tees in 2016 and introduced the current 9+ concept in 2017.

The course is a 9-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 36, 3,049m. Designed by John Stainer Chilver, the course originally opened in 2004. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Golf Lessons, Club Hire, Golf Cart Rental, Restaurant.

History & Design

2004
Opened
John Stainer Chilver
Architects
Parkland
Course Style
Alpine 9+ course with nine greens and 18 separate tees
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Origins

Golf Club Matterhorn was founded in 1990. During the 1990s it operated a six-hole practice course in the Schalli area, which was expanded to nine holes in 1999.

Did You Know?
The club existed for fourteen years before the present course opened in 2004.

Development

The project for a permanent nine-hole course was launched in 2000. Ground was broken in 2002 and the John Chilver-Stainer-designed course opened in 2004, the same year the club joined the Swiss Golf Association. Tees were rebuilt in 2016, and in 2017 the club introduced its 9+ concept using separate teeing positions for the two circuits of the nine greens.

Today

The course operates between Randa and Täsch at roughly 1,420 metres above sea level. Members, guests and visiting golfers can play, and the facility also provides a driving range and supporting golf services.

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Facilities

Driving RangeGolf LessonsClub HireGolf Cart RentalRestaurant

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
9 hole
Swiss Golf / Recognised Federation or Club - 9 HolesCHF 65Published current green fee.
ASGI / Migros GolfCard - 9 HolesCHF 80Published current green fee.
Other
Swiss Golf / Recognised Federation or Club - 18 HolesCHF 95Published current green fee.
ASGI / Migros GolfCard - 18 HolesCHF 110Published current green fee.

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Course Design

Architect & designers

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The club's official course page credits architect John Stainer Chilver of Brig with designing the nine-hole Aaretal…