Winner of the Great Golf Media/HSBC Golf competition.



A winner has been picked from the many entrants for the chance of a 3-day golf break at the Quellness Golf Resort Bavaria. The lucky winner and their partner will stay at the resorts Maximilian Hotel and get to play their choice of the ten golf courses. A visit the biggest golf training facility to be found anywhere in Europe is also on the cards. 
With a plethora of spa and wellness centres at several of the hotels within the complex as well a many other activities, the Quellness Golf Resort could be one of the biggest golf secrets in Europe.


www.quellness-golf.com

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