The nine-hole course of the Líšnice Golf Club lies approximately 15 km from Prague along the expressway No. 4 in the direction of Mníšek pod Brdy resp. Pribram.

The golf course in Líšnice is the second oldest in the Czech Republic after the course in Mariánské Lázně. It was founded in 1928.

However, its current appearance is quite different from the first fifty years of its existence, when the individual holes crossed each other. The present form began to shape in the second half of the 1970s and was completed in the second half of the 1990s. The course was then improved mainly by building an extensive irrigation system.

Staying on the playground, in addition to the enjoyment of the game on a quality grassy surface, offers beautiful views of the picturesque surroundings both to the beginning of the Brdy Massif on the northwest side, and to the Povltaví and more remote Sázava on the southeast side. The course itself is surrounded by fields and the construction of new family houses, which have approached from the south of the course, is virtually not visible from the course through the grown greenery.

The driving range is long enough with free and covered tees.

The dominant of the course is the clubhouse from 1933, which provides visitors with a traditional club environment. In the clubhouse or on the terrace in front of it is a pleasant sitting with a view of the playground.

The course, which is 2474 m long, requires precise and technically mature play. Most of the holes on the pitch, which used to be rather Scottish links, are already lined with trees and bushes. There are also two water obstacles in the field that are involved in the game. The course is not difficult to vertically structured, although slight elevations, which increase its scenic nature, must be overcome. For this reason, it is also suitable for older players. The ancient Lisnice playground can be played with classic metal spikes.