Ypsilon Golf Resort Liberec

The Krkonoše foothills that frame Liberec have long attracted visitors for their dramatic scenery, and Ypsilon Golf Resort plays directly into that landscape. The course takes its name from the Y-shaped valley that defines the terrain around Mníšek, a small village just outside Liberec — the second-largest city in Bohemia and the historic capital of Czech Liberec Region. Routing through this folded, wooded countryside means elevation changes are a constant companion, with fairways that tumble and rise through a mix of open meadow and mature forest edges.

As a resort layout, Ypsilon is built with visiting golfers firmly in mind — the kind of place where a weekend golf holiday in the Czech mountains makes complete sense. Liberec sits close to the German and Polish borders, making the resort a natural draw for players from across Central Europe, and the surrounding region offers thermal spas, skiing infrastructure, and the iconic Ještěd tower as backdrop.

The course plays to a varied range of abilities, and the resort facilities cater to golfers who want more than just a round — accommodation, practice facilities, and mountain scenery conspire to make the stay feel worth the detour.