PGA National Czech Republic

Commonly known as the Oaks Prague course, PGA National Czech Republic is situated in the countryside south-east of Prague. It combines championship golf with the character of a historic Bohemian estate. Designed by renowned architect Kyle Phillips, it was ranked the best course in Czech Republic in 2026 according to Top 100 Courses. The full 18-hole course opened in 2020, offering a strategic test for accomplished players while remaining approachable for club golfers through a choice of five teeing options.

The layout threads through mature oak woodland and rolling countryside, with generous fairways, carefully positioned bunkers and undulating greens encouraging thoughtful shot selection. Phillips’ design blends naturally into its surroundings, creating a varied round where positioning and imagination are rewarded alongside distance. Having welcomed the DP World Tour for the 2024 Czech Masters, the course is a standout addition to a golf holiday in Prague.

Course highlights

• Hosted the 2024 Czech Masters on the DP World Tour.
• Designed by Kyle Phillips, whose portfolio includes Kingsbarns, Yas Links and The Grove.
• The only PGA National licensed golf course in the Czech Republic.
• Five teeing options provide a choice of challenges for different abilities.
• A varied setting combining mature woodland, open countryside and views towards Prague.

Signature holes

One of the standout holes is the short par-4 5th, where a tempting tee shot creates a classic risk-reward decision. Playing towards the corner of the dogleg leaves a downhill approach to a shallow green, while a more ambitious drive over the rise can set up a shorter pitch. With far-reaching views and a green that demands careful positioning, it is a hole where strategy matters as much as confidence.

Another memorable challenge is the par-3 17th, which plays downhill into a woodland setting. The hole appears longer than it plays, placing the emphasis on judging distance and choosing the right club as the round approaches its closing stages.

Post round

After your round, unwind in the beautifully restored Nebřenice Chateau, where historic charm creates an inviting setting to reflect on the day’s golf. Enjoy a meal in the open-kitchen restaurant, with international cuisine and views over the course, or settle into the stylish lounge for a drink with your playing partners. Whether you’re celebrating a good score or simply taking your time over lunch, it’s a fitting way to round off your visit.

Nearby

Head into Prague to explore Charles Bridge, Prague Castle and the atmospheric streets of the Old Town. Pair your golf with traditional Czech dining, local beer tasting or a scenic cruise along the Vltava. Closer to the course, enjoy woodland trails for walking, cycling and jogging around Oaks Prague, with La Bottega restaurant offering another option for a leisurely meal.

Did you know?

• PGA National Czech Republic was named Europe’s Best Golf Course at the 2020 World Golf Awards, the same year its full 18 holes opened.
• The course’s environmental design includes connected habitat corridors, helping wildlife move between areas of the estate.
• Kyle Phillips drew inspiration from golf’s historic relationship with towns such as St Andrews, designing the course as an integral part of the surrounding Oaks Prague community.