Pirin Golf & Country Club
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Pirin Golf & Country Club

18 holes • Par 72

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About Pirin Golf & Country Club

Pirin Golf & Country Club's Main Course is an 18-hole, par-72 mountain course in the Razlog Valley near Bansko, Bulgaria. It was designed by Ian Woosnam, the 1991 Masters champion and captain of Europe's winning 2006 Ryder Cup team. The course opened in 2008 according to established golf-directory records and forms the principal championship layout within a larger golf resort.

The club's own description identifies approximately 80 bunkers, four lakes, a river and native mountain vegetation as important elements of the routing. Pirin also has a separate Pirin Pine practice course, which should not be confused with or merged into the Ian Woosnam Main Course. Visitors are accepted, and the club operates extensive practice facilities including a driving range, putting, pitching and chipping greens and a practice bunker.

The course is an 18-hole mountain golf course. Designed by Ian Woosnam, the course originally opened in 2008. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Cabin, driving range, putting green, pitching green, chipping green, practice bunker, golf academy, pro shop, and 10 more.

History & Design

2008
Opened
Ian Woosnam
Architects
Mountain
Course Style
Ian Woosnam-designed mountain championship course
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Origins

Pirin Golf was developed in the Razlog Valley as a combined golf and mountain resort close to Bansko. Ian Woosnam was commissioned to design the principal 18-hole championship course.

Did You Know?
The resort contains a separate Pirin Pine practice course in addition to the 18-hole Ian Woosnam Main Course.

Design Philosophy

The Main Course uses the foothill terrain and incorporates roughly 80 bunkers, four lakes, a river and mountain vegetation. The intention was to create a full championship test while providing multiple playing options for golfers of different standards.

Development

The Ian Woosnam course opened in 2008. A separate shorter Pirin Pine course and extensive practice facilities broadened the golf operation beyond the main 18 holes.

Recognition

Pirin Golf is part of European Tour Destinations and the club states that it hosts more than 40 tournaments annually, including international and WAGR-related events.

Today

The Main Course remains the resort's principal 18-hole layout, operating alongside the Pirin Pine course, practice facilities, accommodation, restaurants and spa amenities.

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Accommodation AvailableCabindriving rangeputting greenpitching greenchipping greenpractice bunkergolf academypro shophotelrestaurantsspaApartmentMembership AvailableFull MembershipJunior MembershipFamily MembershipRestricted MembershipDining AvailableRestaurantBar

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Course Design

Architect & designers

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Ian WoosnamDesigner

Masters champion and Ryder Cup captain who designed Dale Hill's second 18-hole course, opened in 1997.