Arrive in Innsbruck and transfer to your centrally located hotel — consider checking in at the historic Hotel Goldener Adler or the contemporary Nala Individuellhotel for easy access to the Old Town. Take a gentle walk along Maria-Theresien-Straße and pop into the Swarovski Kristallwelten Boutique or a local café such as Café Central to savor a strong Austrian coffee and a Kipferl while acclimating to the crisp mountain air.
Stroll up to the Imperial Palace (Hofburg) and cross the river to explore the famed Golden Roof (Goldenes Dachl), then ride the Nordkette cable car from Congress to Hungerburg for panoramic views of the Inn Valley and a short orientation hike or photo stop at Seegrube. If you prefer a lighter golf-related activity, hit the driving nets at Golfclub Innsbruck-Igls (short transfer) to loosen up your swing against a stunning alpine backdrop.
Enjoy a relaxed welcome dinner at a top local restaurant — book a table at Lichtblick for modern Tyrolean cuisine with sweeping city views or Stiftskeller for classic Austrian specialties and hearty schnitzel. After dinner, take a leisurely post-meal stroll through the warmly lit Old Town to soak in the festive alpine atmosphere and get a good night's rest before your first full golf day in Seefeld.
After a leisurely Tyrolean breakfast at your Innsbruck hotel, transfer (~40-50 min) to Seefeld and check in at your mountain-side accommodation such as the Klosterbräu or a cosy guesthouse near the course. Warm up with a short practice session on the driving range at Golfclub Seefeld-Wildmoos, then tee off for your first round amid peat bog fairways and sweeping views of the Wetterstein and Karwendel ranges — holes like the postcard-perfect par-3s will make this an unforgettable introduction to Alpine golf.
Finish your round and linger at the club terrace for a light mountain lunch — try the Tyrolean speck salad or Kaspressknödel with a local beer while soaking up the crisp alpine sunshine. If you’d like a post-round activity, take a gentle walk into Seefeld village to explore artisan shops, visit the Seekirchl chapel, or pop into Café Konditorei Huber for a slice of Linzer torte and coffee.
Return to Innsbruck or stay in Seefeld for a relaxed dinner at the traditional Gasthof Batzenhäusl or the refined Restaurant St. Oswald, sampling hearty dishes such as Tiroler Gröstl or venison with juniper sauce. Conclude the evening with a short stroll beneath starlit peaks or a soak in your hotel’s wellness area to unwind and prepare for the lakeside drive planned for tomorrow.
After breakfast in Seefeld or Innsbruck, enjoy a scenic ~2.5-3 hour drive west toward Bregenz along snow-dusted alpine valleys, stopping for photos at picturesque viewpoints near Landeck or the Arlberg pass. On arrival, check in at a lakeside hotel such as Hotel Schwärzler or Seehotel Am Kaiserstrand, then head to Golfclub Bodensee-Werdenberg (or the nearby Golfclub Lindau-Bad Schachen if preferred) for a brisk practice session and an invigorating warm-up tee time with clear views across Lake Constance.
Play a leisurely 18 (or 9) among gentle parkland fairways that frame the lake; pause mid-round or after your back nine for a light lakeside lunch — try fish specialties like Felchen (whitefish) at the club terrace or at Hafenrestaurant Bregenz for a panoramic water view. After golf, take a short stroll along Bregenz’s Seepromenade to the Hafen or ride the Pfänderbahn cable car up Pfänder for sweeping vistas of the lake and a chance to visit the alpine wildlife park.
Return to Bregenz’s old town for dinner at a recommended spot such as Gasthaus Weißes Rössl or Wirtshaus Kornmesser, sampling regional dishes like Käsknöpfle (cheese spaetzle) and locally cured fish, paired with a Vorarlberg wine or a crisp Austrian white. Finish the evening with a gentle lakeside walk beneath the lights of the Mole and, if time allows, a visit to the Festspielhaus terrace to take in the night reflections on Lake Constance before turning in for the night.
Leave the Lake Constance region after breakfast for the scenic drive south into Switzerland, crossing the Rhine valley and arriving in St. Moritz before midday; check in at an elegant base like Badrutt’s Palace Hotel or the quieter Hotel Steffani to drop bags and freshen up. Head to the famous Engadine Golf Club (or its nearby practice facilities) for a morning warm-up and a few holes if conditions allow — the course’s crisp mountain air and panoramic views of the Maloja Pass set a striking stage for alpine golf.
Play a full afternoon round on the Engadine’s parkland-meets-alpine layout or, if winter maintenance limits play, arrange a tailored experience: a short game clinic with a local pro and a scenic drive to the nearby Stazerwald for photos and a brisk walk among pines. Break for a late lunch at the club terrace or at Restaurant Chesa Veglia in town, savoring specialties like capuns or Bündnerfleisch paired with a glass of Swiss white while you watch the alpine light shift over the lake.
Return to St. Moritz village to explore designer boutiques and the frozen lake promenade before dinner; visit the historic Kulm or the lively Salastrains area for aperitifs with views. Dine at a top local table such as Restaurant La Marmite or IGNIV by Andreas Caminada for refined Valais/Engadine cuisine — finish with a hearty fondue or an alpine dessert and a digestif, then stroll under crisp stars back to your hotel to rest up for tomorrow’s Dolomites excursion.
Leave St. Moritz after an early alpine breakfast for a scenic ~2-2.5 hour drive across the border into the Dolomites, arriving in chic Cortina d'Ampezzo by mid-morning; park near Corso Italia and take a short stroll through town to admire the festive windows and local boutiques before heading up to the Faloria cable car for sweeping panoramas of the Tofane peaks. If you want to tee something up, warm your swing at the driving range next to Golf Club Cortina (or book a brisk short-course tee time at the 9-hole course if open), enjoying crisp mountain air and dramatic limestone backdrops that contrast with the last few days' Engadine and Valais scenery.
After a light mountain lunch at Rifugio Faloria or Baita Fraina — try polenta with game or a warming canederli soup — set out on a gentle panoramic walk or a guided snowshoe route in the Cinque Torri area for iconic Dolomite views and photo stops that feel dramatically different from the Swiss high valleys you've visited. Alternatively, fit in a post-lunch short game clinic with a local pro at the Cortina practice area, then browse artisan shops in the pedestrian heart of town for local liqueurs, speck, and handmade lace before returning to your vehicle for the late-afternoon drive toward Crans-Montana.
Celebrate Christmas Eve with hearty mountain fare in Cortina before you depart or, if you prefer to continue toward tonight’s hotel, enjoy a festive dinner en route at a rustic rifugio such as Rifugio Scoiattoli with slow-cooked venison or a cheese fonduta paired with an Italian red. Finish the evening with a cosy digestif — grappa or an alpine amaro — and a short, starlit stroll around Cortina’s illuminated squares (or a peaceful drive under the Dolomite skyline) to soak in the season and prepare for tomorrow’s championship round in Crans-Montana.
Begin Christmas morning with an energizing alpine breakfast at your hotel in Crans-Montana — consider the panoramic terrace at Hôtel Royal or the cosy Lobby Bar at LeCrans Hotel & Spa — then head to Golf Club Crans-sur-Sierre for your championship tee time. Arrive early to warm up on the practice putting green and driving range, take in the sweeping Valais peaks and Rhône Valley vistas, and savor the unique sensation of playing a world-class layout framed by snow-capped summits.
After your front nine or full round, linger at the club’s terrace for a celebratory lunch of raclette or grilled perch with a glass of Valais Fendant while admiring the dramatic mountain panorama; if you prefer a shorter round, fit in a quick short-game clinic with a local pro to refine your scoring shots. In the mid-afternoon, explore Crans-Montana’s pedestrian Plaine Morte viewpoint or take the funicular up to Cry d’Er for postcard views and a brisk walk, or visit a nearby cheese shop to pick up regional specialties like raclette du Valais as souvenirs.
For Christmas dinner, reserve a special table at Restaurant Le Mont Blanc or the Michelin-starred Le Pont de Brent (nearby in Montreux if you’ve driven), enjoying a festive multi-course menu that highlights Valais game and alpine cheeses paired with careful Swiss vintages. End the evening with a digestif by your hotel’s fireplace or a moonlit stroll along the resort’s illuminated promenades, letting the day’s championship golf and holiday atmosphere settle before a well-earned night’s rest.
Wake gently in the Geneva region with a leisurely brunch at the Hôtel d'Angleterre’s Windows Restaurant or at the stylish Café du Centre in the city’s heart, savouring fresh croissants, Zürcher-style rösti or smoked trout from the lake while you review photos from the week. If you prefer one last bit of golf, drive 25-40 minutes to Golf Club de Genève or the compact 9-hole course at Golf de Bossey for a relaxed morning round or a final practice session on the putting green amid postcard views of the Jura and Mont Salève.
Spend your afternoon unwinding at the award-winning Bains de Lavey or the spa at Les Armures (if staying in Geneva), indulging in a thermal soak, steam room and a restorative massage to ease any travel stiffness after a week of alpine play. Alternatively, take a gentle lakeside stroll along Geneva’s Quai du Mont-Blanc, visit the Patek Philippe Museum or pick up last-minute regional treats—Gruyère cheese and Valais chocolate—from Maison du Gruyère or Favarger before collecting your luggage.
For a relaxed final meal, enjoy an early dinner at the sophisticated Brasserie Lipp or the waterfront Cottage Café, choosing light Swiss classics and a glass of local wine while watching the Jet d'Eau glow as dusk falls. Allow plenty of time to transfer to Geneva Airport (or your onward station), using the evening to reflect on highlights from Seefeld to Crans-Montana and arrive relaxed and ready for your journey home.
| Place / Activity | Cost |
|---|---|
| Hotel Goldener Adler (Innsbruck) / Nala Individuellhotel | €120-€320 per night (mid-range to boutique, Dec peak varies) |
| Maria-Theresien-Straße walk & Café Central | Coffee & pastry €6-€12 per person |
| Swarovski Kristallwelten Boutique (shop visit) | Free to browse; souvenirs €10-€100+ |
| Imperial Palace (Hofburg) | Admission €8-€14 |
| Golden Roof (Goldenes Dachl) / Old Town | Free to view; museum entry ~€6-€10 if visiting |
| Nordkette cable car (Congress → Seegrube) | Round-trip ticket €30-€44 |
| Golfclub Innsbruck-Igls (driving nets) | Range balls €6-€18; short transfer €15-€40 (taxi) each way |
| Lichtblick / Stiftskeller (welcome dinner) | Dinner €35-€90 per person (drinks extra) |
| Transfer Innsbruck → Seefeld | Private transfer or taxi €60-€120; train €6-€15 per person |
| Hotel Klosterbräu or guesthouse (Seefeld) | €100-€280 per night |
| Golfclub Seefeld-Wildmoos - driving range & 18 holes | Green fee €60-€120 (seasonal/winter restrictions possible); range balls €5-€15; rental clubs €30-€60 |
| Club terrace lunch (Seefeld) | €12-€28 per person |
| Seefeld village stroll / Seekirchl / Café Konditorei Huber | Coffee & cake €5-€10; church/shops free or small donations |
| Gasthof Batzenhäusl / Restaurant St. Oswald (dinner) | €25-€60 per person |
| Drive Seefeld → Bregenz (Lake Constance) | Fuel tolls €30-€80 depending on vehicle; optional vignette for Austria/Switzerland if needed €10-€40 |
| Hotel Schwärzler / Seehotel Am Kaiserstrand (Bregenz) | €120-€260 per night |
| Golfclub Bodensee-Werdenberg / Golfclub Lindau-Bad Schachen - practice & tee time | Green fee €30-€90 (9-hole lower); range balls €5-€15; rental clubs €25-€50 |
| Lakeside lunch / Hafenrestaurant Bregenz | €15-€35 per person (fish specialties slightly higher) |
| Seepromenade / Pfänderbahn cable car | Pfänderbahn round-trip €12-€16; wildlife park entry €8-€12 |
| Drive Bregenz → St. Moritz | Fuel/tolls €40-€100; Swiss vignette CHF 40 (if needed) — note: some routes require mountain passes with winter requirements |
| Badrutt's Palace Hotel / Hotel Steffani (St. Moritz) | Badrutt’s €700-€1500+; Hotel Steffani €220-€450 per night (luxury vs boutique) |
| Engadine Golf Club - warm-up / 9 or practice | Green fee varies seasonally €40-€100; practice fees similar; lessons €60-€150 per hour |
| Restaurant Chesa Veglia / lunch in St. Moritz | Lunch €20-€45 per person |
| Dinner at La Marmite / IGNIV by Andreas Caminada | La Marmite €60-€120; IGNIV tasting menus €150-€300+ per person (drinks extra) |
| Drive St. Moritz → Cortina d'Ampezzo (Dolomites) | Fuel/tolls €30-€70; possible local road fees |
| Faloria cable car (Cortina) | Round-trip ticket €20-€30 |
| Golf Club Cortina - driving range or 9-hole (if open) | Green fee €20-€60 (seasonal); range balls €5-€12 |
| Rifugio Faloria / Baita Fraina lunch | €15-€35 per person |
| Snowshoe walk / Cinque Torri visit or short game clinic | Guided snowshoe €30-€80 per person; clinic €50-€120 |
| Rifugio Scoiattoli (dinner option) | €25-€60 per person |
| Drive Cortina → Crans-Montana (Valais) | Fuel/tolls €50-€120; Swiss vignette CHF 40 if not already purchased |
| Hôtel Royal / LeCrans Hotel & Spa (Crans-Montana) | €220-€700 per night (luxury spa hotels higher) |
| Golf Club Crans-sur-Sierre - championship tee time | Green fee CHF 120-CHF 220 (€120-€220) depending on season; practice & rental add €20-€80 |
| Club terrace lunch / raclette | €20-€45 per person |
| Funicular to Cry d’Er / Plaine Morte viewpoint | Round-trip ticket €15-€30 |
| Dinner at Le Mont Blanc / Le Pont de Brent | Le Mont Blanc €60-€140; Le Pont de Brent (Michelin, near Montreux) €150-€350+ per person |
| Drive Crans-Montana → Geneva region | Fuel/tolls €30-€70 |
| Hôtel d'Angleterre Windows Restaurant / Café du Centre (Geneva) | Brunch €28-€60 per person |
| Golf Club de Genève / Golf de Bossey (9 holes) | Green fee €30-€80; range €5-€15; rental clubs €25-€50 |
| Bains de Lavey / Les Armures spa | Entry & basic access €20-€60; massage €70-€150 |
| Quai du Mont-Blanc / Patek Philippe Museum / shopping | Stroll free; museum entry CHF 10-CHF 15 (€10-€15); shopping varies |
| Brasserie Lipp / Cottage Café (final dinner) | €30-€70 per person |
| Transfer to Geneva Airport | Taxi €30-€70; train €3-€15 per person |
| Estimated Total (per person) | €2,750 - €9,500 per person (7 days) |