Sustainability, Ecology and Social Life

Golf courses should leave a positive sporting, ecological and social legacy for future generations. They form an important contribution to the sustainability of cities and communities. According to an extrapolation, an 18-hole golf course contributes to the production of oxygen for up to 10,000 people. It also provides the cooling effect thanks to the many green spaces.

 

We are happy to create new natural spaces for flora and fauna. Thanks to ecological compensation areas (wild hedges, bushes, dry and wet sites, species-rich flower meadows, etc.), the Meggen golf course is an enrichment for biodiversity. With the panorama path and the public restaurant with hotel, we also want to promote the attractiveness of golf - in addition to local recreation for everyone.

Are you looking for an outing idea for you and your loved one?

Come by and enjoy a creation from our menu. A romantic digestive walk is possible with…

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Golfball Divers specialises in fishing golf balls out of ponds and putting them back on the market.

The dirty balls are washed in a state-of-the-art…

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Valuable pest controllers
Earwigs are nocturnal and hide in dark hiding places during the day. They feed on plants but also on animals.

Of particular…

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When weeding pays off for your health.
How mean is the name weed? So many of the weeds we mention contain great active ingredients that are good for…

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There are two more nesting places on our golf course.
Painted by the children Ruven, Levi and Ina.

The smaller Badhof bird house is intended for…

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Sustainable and environmentally friendly
Once again this year, the Swedish company Golfball Divers travelled to Switzerland to retrieve golf balls…

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Golf Meggen has been GEO-certified since 2021
This certification is the world's most credible and recognised mark of sustainability in golf. It is…

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In addition to active recreation, golf courses also make a major contribution to the promotion of biodiversity and the ecosystem services of a…

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There are up to 800 greenkeepers working in Switzerland. There is currently a great need for specialists. Part-time training is offered in…

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We are proud to say that the Golfanlage Meggen has been self-sufficient since its opening and has not used any drinking water for the irrigation of…

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