Schüco Open
Review Schüco Open 2011
Venue
Star Parade 2011
Guest Players 2011
1st Tournament Day
2nd Tournament Day
Future Generations
Golf Club Hubbelrath
Land und Golf Club Düsseldorf e.V.
Bergische Landstraße 700
40629 Düsseldorf
www.gc-hubbelrath.de
A panorama of superlatives, two very challenging courses, popular for both tournament and recreational golf, and an all-round convivial atmosphere – that’s the Hubbelrath Golf Club.
The club is located in a delightfully scenic area in the foothills of the “Bergische Land” on the outskirts of Düsseldorf. Teeing off from the highest point in the city affords a unique view of the skyline
Directions
From the A3
Exit 18 – Mettmann on B7/Mettmann, Düsseldorf-Hubbelrath. Continue along the road for 500 m. Then turn left onto the B7 and continue for 2.8 km. Continue straight ahead onto the Bergische Landstraße. After approx. 500 m, turn right into Knittkuhlerstraße. Continue along the road for approx. 1 km. Then turn right into Klashausweg. Please pay attention to the local signs.
Shuttle and parking information
The address for spectator parking is:
Klashausweg, 40629 Düsseldorf
There is a free bus shuttle service every 10 minutes from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. between the spectator parking area and the Hubbelrath Golf Club.
The parking fee is €5.
There is no guest parking available at the Hubbelrath Golf Club itself.
Star Parade 2011
Guest Players 2011
Excellent Guest Players
Max Kieffer
The 21-year-old young professional and former club master at Hubbelerath was convincing on both days. In the match play, he proved to be a solid partner for Martin Kaymer, and in the singles he took advantage of his knowledge of the course and stole the show from Ian Poulter by a whisker. Shooting a round of 70, he finished second in a field of worldclass players and even impressed Martin Kaymer.
Nicolas Meitinger
In Düsseldorf, the 27-year-old Cologne resident showed why he is doing so well this year on the
Challenge Tour, where he won his first tournament in France. With a 71, he finished third. If he had had a little more luck on the greens, he would have done even better.
Bernd Ritthammer
In Hubbelrath, the 24-year-old Challenge Tour pro demonstrated that he has the potential to hold his own even against big names. He shot a 72, finishing seventh, in a tie with Torsten Giedeon and Edoardo Moilnari.
Sean Einhaus
The German, who is currently studying in the U.S., also showed that there is a “generation future” in German golf. After a solid round, he went to the clubhouse with a 73, sharing tenth place.
