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Klima-Risiko-Index 2025: Drei EU-Nationen unter den Top Ten

25. November 2025

Die Hitze-Prognosen der Meteorologen überschlagen sich. In Frankreich hat der Sommer eigentlich noch nicht begonnen, aber „der Grad an Hitze ist für Juni bemerkenswert“, stellt Matthieu Sore von Méteo-France fest. Das Land steckt seit Donnerstag in einer Hitzewelle, 38 Grad Celsius werden in einigen Regionen am Wochenende erwartet. Gleichzeitig meldet der Wetterdienst der BBC eine Hitzewelle für Teile Englands. Die Region Suffolk machte diese Woche den Anfang. Als Hitzewelle gilt in Großbritannien eine Phase von drei Tagen und mehr mit mehr als 27 Grad. Associated Press berichtet, „extreme Hitze und Schwüle“ werde mehr als 200 Millionen Menschen in Großbritannien betreffen.  Gleichzeitig hat die UK Health Secury Agency eine Gesundheitswarnung ausgesprochen und rechnet mit einem Anstieg von Hitzetoten.

Hitze ist laut dem aktuellen Klima-Risiko-Index 2025 weltweit das Klimarisiko Nummer 3, wenn es um wirtschaftliche Folgen und Gefährdungen für Menschen geht, die bis hin zum Todesfall führen. An Position eins werden Dürren, an Position 2 Überflutungen geführt.

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Den Golfsport betreffen Hitzewellen im Mark, auch wenn die Konsequenzen dieser Wetterlage vielen Golfern und Golferinnen aber auch Verantwortlichen auf Golfanlagen nicht wirklich bewusst sind.

  • Wer aber will schon bei extremer Hitze Golf spielen –  vor allem dann, wenn die Golfanlagen in erster Linie auf gehende nicht auf fahrende Golfer ausgerichtet sind? In den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten, Arizona oder Kalifornien ist der Golfsport auf Hitze eingestellt, findet ausschließlich mit Carts statt. In England und Schottland, vielen Regionen Frankreichs, aber auch in der D-A-CH Region ist dies nicht der Fall.
  • Hitze kann zu Überlastung des Kreislaufs führen und in letzter Konsequenz zu Gesundheitsschäden und sogar Todesfällen. Gerade Kinder und vor allem die im Golfsport in hohem Maße vertretene ältere Klientel von 60 Jahren sind deshalb durchaus auch gesundheitlich von extremer Hitze betroffen. .
  • Hitze bedeutet Stress für das Gras und zunehmenden Beregnungsbedarf. Das führt zu Druck auf die Wasserversorgung der Golfanlage, zusätzlichen Kosten aber letztendlich auch einer veränderte Optik. Braune statt grüne Fairways sind an sich kein Problem von der Spielqualität. Aber die Frage, inwiefern sie gerade Neugolfer attraktiv finden, die womöglich sattgrüne Fairways erwarten, steht immer im Raum.
  • Bei Hitzewellen werden Arbeitsschutzbedingungen in einigen Ländern auch im Greenkeeping zum Thema. Das Personal muss entsprechend eingesetzt werden.
  • Die Infrastruktur muss zur Hitze passen. In heißen Regionen der USA, in Asien oder Südamerika sind die Clubhäuser für heiße Tage gebaut. In England, Österreich oder Deutschland aber sind Gebäude meist nicht klimatisiert und generell von der Architektur nicht auf Hitzewellen ausgerichtet. Eine Siegerehrung im Club zum Beispiel wird da dann schnell unerfreulich heiß.
Grafic with EU nations with extreme weather risk

Ein Verlust an Attraktivität des Sports ist eines der größten Risiken, das für die Golfindustrie mit Hitzewellen einhergeht. Weniger Greenfeespieler an extrem heißen Tagen, weniger Umsatz im Proshop und in der Gastronomie. Weniger Neugolfer, die sich zu dem Sport hingezogen fühlen. All‘ dies wirkt sich letztendlich negativ auf die gesamte Wirtschaftlichkeit der Anlage aus.

Welche Länder sind am stärksten betroffen?

Extrem-Wetter betrifft die Länder dieser Erde in unterschiedlichem Ausmaß, wie der aktuelle Klima-Risiko-Index 2025 zeigt. Dabei sind keineswegs nur Entwicklungsländer von hohen wirtschaftlichen Verlusten oder Todesfällen betroffen, sondern durchaus auch hoch entwickelte Staaten. Allen voran ist Italien zu nennen, das es für das letzte bilanzierte Jahr 2022 sogar unter die Top 3 schaffte. Es war der heißeste Sommer aller Zeiten. In Rom wurden am 28. Juni 2022 40,8 Grad gemessen. In der Po-Region und später in der Toskana kam es zu Dürre-Warnungen.

Nein, Daten über den Zusammenhang zwischen extremer Hitze und nachlassendem Golfgeschäft gibt es in der Golfindustrie nicht. Wie auch, bisher hat die Golfindustrie vielfach von der Sonne profitiert. Spaniens und Portugals Tourismusgeschäft basiert in allererster Linie auf der Tatsache, dass Sonne und höhere Temperaturen Besucher aus Nordeuropa dorthin zogen.

Golfanlagen in Florida und Arizona leben seit Jahrzehnten hervorragend von all‘ jenen Golfern, die in Shorts und T-Shirt statt im Wollpullover auf die Runde gehen wollen. Hitze war stets ein positiver Faktor, nie ein Problem.

Extremwetter bedeutet ein neues Verständnis von Hitze

Die Einschätzung ändert sich. Auch im Tourismus wird extreme Hitze zunehmend als Problem verstanden, weil sie häufig mit Waldbrandrisiko, Evakuierungen und gesundheitlichen Problemen verbunden ist.

Ein Blick auf die Rangliste jener Nationen, die zwischen 1993 und 2022 generell am stärksten von Extremwetter betroffen waren, macht klar: Die Golfdestinationen Italien, Spanien, Portugal und Spanien finden sich allesamt unter den Top 15. Aber auch Deutschland auf Rang 48, Großbritannien auf Position 61 oder Frankreich (32), Belgien (18), Japan (69), die Niederlande (86), Österreich (94) und die Schweiz (96) landen unter den Top 100.

Studie: Hitze macht Outdoorsport in Japan 2065 unmöglich

Muren und starke Überflutungen haben etwa den Schweizer, den deutschen und österreichischen Golfanlagen im vergangenen Jahr stark zugesetzt. Die heftigen Überflutungen in der Region Valencia haben über Wochen für Negativpresse in den internationalen Medien gesorgt. Auch das wirkt sich nicht positiv auf den Tourismus aus.

Die Kosten steigen

Extremwetter kostet enorm viel Geld und fordert viele Todesopfer. Nicht nur ganze Staaten, sondern eben auch einzelne Industriezweige. Der Klima-Risiko-Index beziffert die wirtschaftlichen Kosten von Extremwetter für die Jahre 1993 bis 2022 weltweit auf 4,2 Billionen US-Dollar. Rund 226.000 Personen sind an Hitzewellen gestorben, egal ob auf Baustellen, in der Landwirtschaft, in Altersheimen und Krankenhäusern – oder eben auch beim Sport.

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At the Amundi Evian Championship meadows create ha At the Amundi Evian Championship meadows create habitats for insects between the playing area. This is the backdrop of hole No. 18.
This is history: A winner's cheque worth 1,950.000 This is history: A winner's cheque worth 1,950.0000 US dollars for Hae-Ran Ryu. The KPMG Women's PGA Championship has made a statement: Equal pay and gender equality are relevant topics in golf. 

Yes, there are still differences between the payouts for male and female golfers, but especially at the Majors, the gaps are closing. The KPMG Women's PGA Championship is the most recent striking example.

🔹 For the 2026 season, the prize money for the KPMG Women's PGA Championship has surged to $13.1 million. For context, the purse was just $10.4 million in 2025.

🔹 Narrowing the Divide: The men's PGA Championship currently sits at $20.5 million. While a gap still exists, it is shrinking at a record pace. At $13.1 million, the pay gap has been reduced to approximately 1.56x.

🔹 Equality by Exception: Unlike the regular tour, where the structural gap remains wider, these Majors are closing the gap massively.  The Amundi Evian Championship has also increased the prize money to $ 9,1 million. 

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Prepared for extreme heat? Here’s what’s really ha Prepared for extreme heat? Here’s what’s really happening out here - some personal impressions from the last days in Munich: 

🤣 During my fitting session, the portable TrackMan keeps breaking down. At one point, we’re cooling it down with a wet towel just to get through. Poor thing. 

😉 The early morning round starts at 6:30. The temperature is perfect, and the course is surprisingly busy. But once you finish, don’t expect coffee—like always, the club restaurant doesn’t open until ten.

😅 Wednesday’s tournament? The organisers wisely moved the start-up to 11 am instead of noon. That hour makes really all the difference in beating the heat.

🙁 The club secretary’s phone won’t stop ringing with buggy requests. The only snag: most of the clubs don't have enough buggies to go around.

😩 Water stations on the course are another story. On most courses, you only find a refill station after nine holes. If you want more, you’d better pack an extra bottle or two. 

Conclusion: Extreme heat isn't just a health issue but also a management question. Clubs in cooler countries, which aren't used to heat,  have to adapt to different playing times and consumer needs in the future.
 Yes: This is also a business opportunity. 

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What happens when world-class links golf meets a p What happens when world-class links golf meets a perfectly closed ecological cycle? 🌿⛳️🌊

At Prince’s Golf Club on the Kent coast, they aren't just maintaining a stunning 27-hole Open Qualifying course—they are developing new dune habitats. 

Course Manager Aaron Launchbury and his team excavate and reuse sand directly from the site. By removing invasive species, they create moist microhabitats in the winter and nutrient-poor havens in the summer. The result? An ecosystem where 100 of their 134 hectares are reserved entirely for nature, welcoming rare orchids and specialized wildlife. 🌸🦅

👉 Link in the first comment: Read the full story on Golf Sustainable!
📺 Watch the breakdown: Head over to our YouTube channel for more expert insights on the future of sustainable golf, and make sure to subscribe!
Fotos: Prince's Golf Club, Petra Himmel
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Is your golf course ready for the climate of tomor Is your golf course ready for the climate of tomorrow? 🌡️⛳️ TV weather expert Karsten Schwanke shares a clear forecast – and concrete solutions.

In an exclusive interview with leading sustainability consultant and golf strategist Petra Himmel, Schwanke breaks down exactly what changing weather patterns mean for the sport. With 2027 projected to be the hottest year on record globally, the DACH region needs to prepare for a Mediterranean climate: significantly drier summers, more intense thunderstorms, and much higher evaporation rates.

For regions like the Berlin area , which are already experiencing enormous drought stress, it is high time to act. Schwanke strongly warns against letting drainage water simply flow into the sewage system – calling it the "greatest sin." Instead, clubs need intelligent water retention strategies, fully in the spirit of the Sponge City concept, to capture heavy winter rainfall in storage ponds for the dry months. Furthermore, we must protect existing, often older tree populations from unprecedented heat.

The good news? The solutions for climate adaptation are already here; we just need to implement them much faster. 🌍💧

Read the full interview on Golf Sustainable to find out how to future-proof your course. Link in bio! 🔗

Foto: Ralf Wilschewski

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Get on your bike for the Solheim Cup 😃 With fewer Get on your bike for the Solheim Cup 😃

With fewer than 90 days to go until the 2026 Solheim Cup, European PING Junior Solheim Cup Captain and Solheim Cup Vice Captain Anne van Dam completed the fan cycle route today in The Netherlands.

The Dutch star is back on home soil this week for the Dutch Ladies Open on the Ladies European Tour (LET) taking place at Goyer Golf & Country Club .
Get on your bike for the Solheim Cup

Van  Dam cycled from ’s-Hertogenbosch (known as Den Bosch) station to Bernardus Golf alongside Eva-Lotta Strömlid, Head of Client Partnerships at the LET, to replicate the scenic 9km route that fans will be completing in September.

Van Dam said: “As we get closer to the 2026 Solheim Cup, it’s great to be back in the Netherlands this week and to visit Bernardus. Cycling is such a key part of Dutch culture, I love being on my bike and I hope fans will take the option to cycle to Bernardus from Den Bosch station. It’s going to be an unforgettable week, and I can’t wait to have you all there with us.”

This journey is also a follow-up ride to the Road to Bernardus, which saw Strömlid complete a 1,000km journey from her home in Sweden to Bernardus Golf to mark one year until the 2026 Solheim Cup and showcase smarter eco-friendly travel options, as part of the LET Sustainability Initiative (LETSI).

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🏌️‍♀️ Elite Sports and Climate Action – An Unsolva 🏌️‍♀️ Elite Sports and Climate Action – An Unsolvable Conflict? 🌍

"I see myself as a bridge builder," says German professional golfer Celina Sattelkau in her new interview with Golf Sustainable. As an EcoAthlete she proves that high-performance golf and environmental awareness don't have to be a contradiction. 🌱

From offsetting her travel emissions through wind power projects in India to driving an EV on the Ladies European Tour – Celina is leading the way. But she also addresses the hard truth: our sport is already feeling the massive impacts of climate change, particularly through extreme weather. We simply can't afford to ignore this topic!

👉 Read the full, in-depth interview with fascinating insights now on golfsustainable.com! (Link in Bio 🔗)

Fotos: LET / Tristan Jones 

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Which golf club knows its carbon footprint? In gen Which golf club knows its carbon footprint? In general, the topic of the golf industry's carbon footprint is difficult, as there are few published numbers and only a few event hosts, federations, or tour officials have developed strategies to reduce their emissions. 

GC Kitzeberg in Germany is a well-known but not very big club whose board members decided to act positively: They commissioned a report from a credible external consultancy, realised that "we have to become better," and started working on the first projects. Buying some new electric mowers is one of the steps. Communication with the membership was important, but successful. 

The journey isn't finished; many projects remain for the future. But what we like is the commitment to improve. Good luck for the next steps. 
#golf #greenkeeping #golfer #co2 #carbonemissions
☀️ Golf in extreme heat is becoming the new realit ☀️ Golf in extreme heat is becoming the new reality.
Yesterday, London recorded its hottest May day ever with temperatures reaching 34.8°C — a dramatic new heat record for the British capital.

For golfers, greenkeepers and wildlife on the course, rising heat means much more than just “summer weather”:
🏌️ Increased health risks for players
🌱 Heat stress and drought damage on turf
🐝 Pressure on biodiversity and ecosystems

Our latest article explores how climate change is already reshaping golf — and why adaptation is becoming essential for the future of the game.

Read more via Golf Sustainable

#Golf #ClimateChange #Sustainability #GolfCourseManagement #Heatwave #London #GolfSustainable #SportsAndClimate #Greenkeeping #ExtremeHeat #Biodiversity #SustainableGolf
One glance across the fairway, and it’s clear: Nat One glance across the fairway, and it’s clear: Nature thrives here! 🌿✨

GC Feldafing, situated in historic Lennè Park,  beautifully demonstrates that golf courses are far more than just sports venues—they are intricate mosaics of vital ecosystems. What looks like a pristine playing surface at first glance is actually a network of crucial habitats:

🪵 Deadwood providing shelter for insects & small mammals
🦅 Perches designed for birds of prey
🌸 Species-rich meadows bustling with pollinators
💧 Natural waterways serving as thriving aquatic habitats
🌳 And the ultimate highlight: A true natural monument – the majestic oak tree!

Today, sustainability and modern golf course management go hand in hand. Want to bring this expertise to your home club? The Golf Sustainable Academy offers webinars for free 🎓⛳️

🔗 Link to the Academy & website is waiting for you in our bio! (@golfsustainable)

What does your home course look like? Do you have designated eco-zones or natural monuments on your fairways? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

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🌿✨ **Bois d’Arlon – Europe’s Living Lab for Next-G 🌿✨ **Bois d’Arlon – Europe’s Living Lab for Next-Gen Golf Resorts** ✨🌿

Nestled across 220 hectares of untouched nature in Belgian Luxembourg, the Bois d’Arlon Golf & Resort is more than just a golf destination – it is emerging as a future blueprint for sustainable, high-end golf resorts in Europe.

We visited the project, which was opened in 2024, to talk with the greenkeeping team and the investor Robert Schintgen about their vision of a high-end golf resort in Wallonie, where pesticides aren't allowed, and the rules for irrigation only allowed the use of collected rainwater and recycled water from the hotel. 

With two distinct courses – a challenging 18-hole Heathland layout and a scenic 9-hole Parkland course – the resort combines **world-class design, biodiversity-rich landscapes, and year-round playability on sandy soil**. The vision blends sport and nature seamlessly, creating an immersive experience for golfers of all levels. ⛳🌱 

But Bois d’Arlon goes far beyond golf. The 4-star château hotel with 64 rooms, spa, restaurant, and event spaces positions the estate as a **fully integrated luxury ecosystem** where hospitality, wellness, and outdoor sports meet. 🏨🌳

What makes it stand out is its positioning as a future laboratory for sustainable resort development – demonstrating how modern golf destinations can evolve with nature rather than against it, while still delivering premium guest experiences.

Bois d’Arlon isn’t just a resort. It’s a model for how European golf destinations can redefine luxury through sustainability, landscape design, and long-term environmental thinking.

📍 Belgium | Luxembourg province
⛳ Golf | 🌿 Nature | 🏨 Luxury | ♻️ Sustainability

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What happens when a golf club completely stops usi What happens when a golf club completely stops using fungicides over the winter? 🚫🍄 The result might surprise you.
With pesticide regulations tightening across Europe (including strict bans in Switzerland, France, and Belgium), the question for greenkeepers is no longer if chemical restrictions are coming, but when.

Michael Scheffold, Head Greenkeeper at GC Wörthsee (Germany), decided to do a real-world test run. This past winter, he completely dispensed with fungicides on his greens to see how they would react.

The verdict? Better than expected! Despite a little more snow mold, the greens recovered beautifully and by mid-May, they were almost as good as usual. 🌿

This success didn't happen by accident. It is the result of years of prioritizing Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and mechanical measures to build robust, naturally resilient soil and grass. Supported fully by Club Managing Director Sven Hilgenberg, GC Wörthsee is actively future-proofing its course.

Proactive greenkeeping beats waiting for the ban! 📈⛳️

Call to Actions:
🔗 Read the full case study: Tap the link in our bio to read the detailed interview on Golf Sustainable.
🎓 Learn Sustainable Management: Want to implement pesticide-free strategies at your club? Explore our advanced courses at the Golf Sustainable Akademie (Link in Bio!).
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Foto: Nicolas Martin Beaumont

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🚨 What does Donald Trump's new ballroom have to do 🚨 What does Donald Trump's new ballroom have to do with the environmental problems of East Potomac Golf Links? 

A growing environmental controversy is unfolding at East Potomac Golf Links: according to reports by the New York Times and the U.S. National Park Service, thousands of cubic meters of soil and construction debris from the demolition work at the White House East Wing were deposited on the public golf course — including material reportedly contaminated with lead, chromium, pesticides, and other hazardous substances. 

The site is planned to become part of a future championship golf course redevelopment. Environmental groups and local residents, however, are raising serious concerns about potential impacts on ecosystems, waterways, and public access to one of Washington’s most historic municipal golf facilities. 

What makes the case especially sensitive: the golf course sits directly along the Potomac River and has long served as an accessible public space for golfers, walkers, and families alike. Critics warn the project could come at a high environmental and social cost. 

💬 The story is another reminder of how closely golf, urban development, and environmental responsibility are connected — and why transparency and sustainable land management matter for the future of the game.

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Mauritius, the island in the Indian Ocean, is firs Mauritius, the island in the Indian Ocean, is first and foremost a dream destination for many golfers. For Philippe Espitalier-Noël, who, as CEO of the ER Group, is also responsible for major golf destinations such as Beachcomber and Heritage Resorts, among others, this dream destination is extreme pressure. A recent report by the World Bank Group on climate and development on the island of Mauritius entitled CCDR has prompted him to call for significant changes in the direction of tourism on the island.

Read the whole interview on https://golfsustainable.com. Link in the first comment
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Copernicus has published the European State of the Copernicus has published the European State of the Climate Report. The golf industry must learn from data and scientific research, as outdoors sports are challenged by the resulty of climate change.
New competition for Bavarian golf clubs 🌿🦋 The 'B New competition for Bavarian golf clubs 🌿🦋

The 'Blühpakt Bayern' has launched a new competition specifically for golf clubs, that have combined a biodiversity project with a successful communication idea.  This isn't just about aesthetics; it's a critical move to boost biodiversity and protect our essential insect populations on golf. 

Golf Sustainable founder, Petra Himmel:

"This competition is a great motivator. However, the real success lies in long-term strategy and understanding ecological systems. Communication is an important part of a successful biodiversity strategy. 

All information about the enrollment in the first comment. 

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Burgenland in Austria is now the first region to b Burgenland in Austria is now the first region to be certified with the Austrian Environmental Label.
International Day of Orchards. There are so many o International Day of Orchards. There are so many orchards and fruit trees on golf courses. As an important habitat for insects, birds and even bats, they are so much more than just a wonderful aesthetic element for our sport. 
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Yes, the Masters Tournament and Augusta National G Yes, the Masters Tournament and Augusta National Golf Club are all about exclusivity. But it is important to realise that the whole town of Augusta has to agree with this concept and tradition. 

There is a huge economic value that comes with the tournament week, but there are other soft factors that secure the acceptance of The Masters in the town. 

The renovation of the municipal course at The Patch, plus the opening of The Loop at The Patch, is good news for the local community. Affordable, good golf is important to grow the game. Here, the Masters Charity Funds, First Tee of Augusta, and Augusta Technical College have teamed up to finance this important project. 
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Golf without the use of #pesticides? This is the s Golf without the use of #pesticides? This is the scenario the Swiss golfing community will face from January 2027. Due to a new classification of land use, the use of herbicides will be completely banned, whilst other plant protection products will be subject to much stricter regulations. 
The issue of #health protection is becoming increasingly important on sports grounds. This development is also relevant for golf courses in Germany and Austria. Here too, plant protection products are often the last resort in combating fungal diseases on greens.
We have talked to experts in Switzerland. The good news: some agronomists also see positive consequences arising from the regulation. 
#golf #greenkeeping #turfgrass #nopesticides #golfmanagement #golfsustainable
#golfsustainable #golf #water #golfsustainable #golf #water
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