Photo: Golf- & Countryclub Geijsteren
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 72
- Length
- 6,090 m
- Green fee
- From €75
- Type
- Woodland
Golfclub Geijsteren was founded in 1974, with a course laid out by Donald Steel and Frank Pennink. Four new holes in 1983 and five water holes in 1985 made it a full 18-hole course, in wooded surroundings.
Golf- & Countryclub Geijsteren lies on the Geijsteren estate at the northern tip of Limburg, in wooded country close to the Maas. The club received its royal approval on 13 November 1974.
The course
Donald Steel and Frank Pennink laid out the course, and by January 1975 it was far enough along for the first professional to start. Four new holes were added in 1983 and five water holes in 1985, making Geijsteren a full 18-hole course: par 72 and 6,090 metres from the back tees. The club takes the local flora and fauna into account in everything it does and keeps a record of the species on site, a list that runs to countless birds, butterflies, bats, mammals and trees. The greenkeepers use sustainable equipment and products.
The club
Geijsteren calls itself a typical members' club, balancing competitive and recreational golf. Davey van Mulken has been the teaching professional since 2009, and the junior committee aims to bring young members to handicap 54 within two years. Restaurant OffCourse looks out over several holes, from inside and from the terrace. Visitors are welcome seven days a week, from 11 am at weekends.
Practical information
- Location
- Geijsteren, LimburgHet Spekt 2, 5862 AZ Geijsteren
- Architect
- Donald Steel and Frank Pennink
- Green fee
- €75 for 18 holes on summer greens, €60 on winter greens.
- Handicap
- At least a golf proficiency certificate (GVB)
- Visitors
- Guests are welcome seven days a week, from 11 am on Saturdays and Sundays; book through the form on the website, by phone or by e-mail.
Facts last checked on October 6, 2026. Green fees and visitor rules change, so confirm with the club before you go.
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