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Brtnice sits in the Vysočina Highlands of the Czech Republic, a quietly beautiful region of rolling hills, forest edges, and broad agricultural valleys that forms the traditional border country between Bohemia and Moravia. The landscape is unhurried and genuinely rural — small baroque towns, scattered farmsteads, and a pace of life that makes it an appealing counterpoint to Prague or Brno. Golf has been spreading steadily across this part of the country since the post-communist era opened the sport to a wider Czech public, and facilities like this one reflect that grassroots growth.
Golf Jihlava operates as a practice and introductory facility rather than a full course — a driving range paired with a 3-hole academy loop designed to bring newcomers into the game or give established players a place to tune their ball-striking. The regional name anchors it to Jihlava, Vysočina's capital city, just a short drive away.
For beginners, juniors, or anyone warming up for a round elsewhere in the region, this kind of dedicated learning environment fills a real need — low pressure, accessible, and rooted in a part of Czechia that deserves more attention from travelling golfers.
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