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Korenec Golf & Ski Resort sits in the Drahany Highlands of the Czech-Moravian uplands, a rolling, forested plateau that straddles the border between Bohemia and Moravia. The Boskovice region is quiet, agricultural country — small market towns, sandstone formations, and beech-and-spruce woodland — a long way from the tourist circuits of Prague or Brno, which gives this place an unhurried, local character that resort golf in more famous destinations rarely manages.
The course operates under the Sokrates club banner and doubles as a ski area in winter, which tells you something about both the terrain and the ambition of the place. The elevation and open hillside exposure mean the layout works with genuine gradient — expect views across the Moravian countryside and conditions that shift noticeably with the seasons. Spring and autumn rounds here carry a real sense of place that flat lowland courses simply cannot replicate.
For visitors, this is the kind of resort that rewards a stay rather than a day trip. The dual-season infrastructure keeps the facilities in reasonable shape year-round, and the surrounding landscape offers hiking and cycling when the round is done. It draws a Moravian rather than international crowd, which suits it well.
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