Considered to be one of the most important Golf museums in Europe, this museum in Regensburg will introduce you to the history of Golf as a sport. Located in the medieval cellars of a patrician mayor, the museum owns a collection of 1,200 pieces of golf equipment and memorabilia from the mid-1500s through 1930. As you stroll inside the museum you will come across:

• Display of club heads made of lead and pewter, considered to be 400 years old.
• Delft tiles with golf subjects of the 17th and 18th century
• The famous “Morris woods and clubs” put in leather bags which date back to 1780-1930.
• 1922 score card of King George V of England
• The legendary “feathery balls” which revolutionised golf at the beginning of the 17th century.

Inside the museum there is a shop where you will find antique golf clubs, balls and accessories.

• Students, Group of 10 or more: € 5
• Children up to age of 14 years: Entry is Free.

• Guided Tours (11am, 2pm and 4pm daily).

• Bus 1, 6 or 11.

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