Niedersachsen covers a broad sweep of northern Germany, from the North Sea coast and East Frisian Islands to the Lüneburg Heath, river lowlands and the Harz uplands. This range gives golf trips contrasting settings: open, wind-affected coastal ground, sandy heathland terrain and more sheltered parkland inland. The region works well for self-drive itineraries, with Hanover providing a useful central base and several distinct areas within reach by road. Coastal rounds can feel exposed when North Sea weather moves in, while heath and woodland courses often offer calmer surroundings. The flatter north is generally easy to combine with short regional drives; the Harz area adds hillier scenery and more changes in elevation. Late spring through early autumn is the most dependable period for playing, although rain and wind remain possible at any time. Summer brings the longest daylight, while May, June and September can suit golfers seeking cooler conditions and quieter travel outside school holiday peaks. Check local tee-time availability and seasonal maintenance schedules before planning a multi-course stay. Booking accommodation near larger towns can also simplify access to dining, rail links and multiple courses.
