Nowadays you can play on 18 holes of a standardised course or try the public academy. You start near the reconstructed neo-baroque chateau near which there are two training greens - putting green and chipping green. Near the area entrance there is a driving range including indoor tees.

There is a chateau park around the main premise with three holes - the first, second and ninth. Other holes are outside the area and are of a links type and there are no high-grown trees yet. The public course is similar.

In 2001 the first part was opened and nowadays it is a public course classified as blue course. Two years later the first nine of the big course was created - classified as red with parameters of a master course. Another black part was opened in 2010.

Hole Nr. 1 is surrounded by hundreds of years old trees and it ends as a dogleg in front of green. The second hole is behind a water hazard. The third to eight holes are situated in areas separated by paths and each of them is crossed by a water hazard of a furrow channel in different ways. The last hole is the most impressive one. From men's tees there is an amazing view of the chateau but you also have to send ball over a water hazard to green which is the park dominating feature.

This course enables you to try play in a course of the parkland type as well as links with nine holes. The whole course is in a calm country, you can really enjoy golf here. This is a domicile of the Myšteves Queen's Park Golf Club.