I joined the two days tournament in Bad Bellingen four times in the last 6 years. Driving down from The Netherlands on Friday morning to arrive on time for dinner. Definitely the longest drive of all. But worth every minute and kilometer. Every time a warm welcome from Nora, Dawn, Peter and all the others who also arrive on Friday. On Saturday the first round, on Sunday the second. Very well organized. Warm and gentle people in a flight of three golfers with high and low handicap is a surpringly good concept. And of course the waiting for the ceremonies while having a drink and a nice dinner and a good conversation. To everyone who never joined I want to say: don't hesitate and register for one of the tournaments.

Casper Berghuis (Netherlands)

It's been around  six years of golf and six years of fun since I first teed off in my first Golf4Fun tournament. Since then  I have  had the pleasure of playing  many courses in Switzerland as well as in  five other countries  which just shows you the scope of the golfing experience laid on throughout the year  by this brilliantly organised group. The tournament series is a big draw for members as it gives the chance to challenge  your handicap in a relaxed  but focused group, with the chance of competing for some great prizes , whilst also spending some quality time with a mix of international people. The addition of a pro, Kevin, at golf point Urdorf being available for both individual and group training is also a plus . I  look forward to many more years of association  with Golf4Fun and would recommend anyone  of any level to join. 

Peter Martin (UK)

I started being interested in golf a few years ago, when my Italian friends also started with golf. Golf4Fun helped me raising my interest in the sport, thanks to their organized events, which are also suitable for beginners, as well as for more experienced players. To this days I still take part in some events since they are well organized, as well as an opportunity to practice golf and have fun in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Mirko Lugano (Italy)