Golfanlage Patting-Hochriesblick

Riedering is a small rural community in the Rosenheim district of Upper Bavaria, set in the rolling foothills just south of the city of Rosenheim where the Alps begin to assert themselves on the landscape. This is quintessential Bavarian countryside — working farmland, church steeples, and, on clear days, a panoramic wall of peaks stretching from the Wendelstein to the Hochries massif that gives this course its name. "Hochriesblick" translates roughly as "view of the Hochries," and the mountain backdrop is as much a feature of the experience here as any individual hole.

The Patting facility fits the regional pattern of smaller, accessible Bavarian golf operations that serve local communities and draw visitors exploring the Inn Valley and Chiemgau area. Courses in this part of Germany tend to work with the natural contours of gently sloping moraine terrain shaped by long-retreated glaciers, producing layouts that reward course management over raw power.

For visiting golfers, the surrounding area offers considerable appeal beyond the round itself — the Chiemsee lake, the market town of Rosenheim, and easy access to the broader Alpine foothills make this a natural stop on a Bavarian golf itinerary.