Golf: Austrian Alpine Open 2026 presented by Kitzbühel-Tyrol
Taking place from 28-31 May 2026, the men’s golf DP World Tour will make its highly anticipated stop at the Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee-Reith golf course with the Austrian Alpine Open presented by Kitzbühel – Tyrol. Tournament week will begin with training days from 25 May, giving fans an early glimpse of Europe’s top players. On 27 May, the ProAm tournament will officially open the event, where professionals will team up with amateurs, alongside an engaging youth programme for Tyrolean junior golfers.
In preparation for this international highlight, the Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee-Reith golf course has undergone extensive upgrades: seven newly built tees, redesigned bunker areas, and a state-of-the-art practice facility ensure the venue meets the highest standards of the DP World Tour. These improvements will not only create memorable tournament moments but also enhance the long-term experience for members and green fee guests alike.
With the return of Austria’s biggest domestic golf tournament, Kitzbühel strengthens its reputation as the most legendary sports town in the Alps. Alongside the iconic Hahnenkamm ski races, the Generali Open tennis tournament, and a wide range of other prestigious events, world-class golf now joins the calendar in the heart of Tyrol.
Tyrol itself is a true golfing paradise. More than 20 golf clubs, including 16 partner facilities of Golf Tirol, welcome players to some of the most beautiful regions in the Alps. From gentle valley courses to demanding alpine layouts, the state offers variety for every golfer. The Golf Tirol Card provides access to 16 first-class courses across the region, ensuring unforgettable experiences, whether enjoying a relaxed 9-hole round in the valley or tackling a challenging 18-hole course at higher altitudes.
A seven-night stay at the Q Hotel Maria Theresia in Kitzbühel, on a half board basis, arriving 23 May 2026 is priced from £1,239 per person based on two sharing. Includes return flights from London Gatwick to Salzburg and transfers. See more at inghams.co.uk
For more information see austrianalpineopen.com
Image: Golfplatz Kitzbühel-Schwarzsee-Reith will host the 2026 Austrian Alpine Open (Credit: Kitzbuehel Tourismus)