Golf courses in Limburg
Every course with 18 holes or more in Limburg, with the green fee, the layout and the rules for visitors.
10 courses
Afferden
Golfclub Bleijenbeek
Golfclub Bleijenbeek in Afferden has three courses, an 18-hole championship course, a par 3/4 course and a pitch and putt course where beginners can play without a course permit.
18 holes · Par 73 · €82 to €90
Brunssum
Golfbaan Brunssummerheide
Golfbaan Brunssummerheide, at the Golf-Resort Brunssummerheide in Brunssum, has 45 holes, including a 27-hole Championship Course in three loops. Big changes in elevation, conifers and broadleaved trees, water, small fens and tees on higher ground give the course a character the club itself calls un-Dutch. The first 18 holes opened in 1986, the third loop in 1994.
27 holes · Par 72 · €70 to €80
Weert · Woodland · Heathland
Golfbaan Crossmoor
Crossmoor on the Laurabos estate near Weert is a championship course with open and tree-lined holes among water and historic woodland and heath. Joan Dudok van Heel designed the first nine, Hans Hertzberger the second, which opened in 1988.
18 holes · Par 72 · €72 to €96
Geijsteren · Woodland
Golf- & Countryclub Geijsteren
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.
18 holes · Par 72 · From €75
America
Golfbaan De Golfhorst
De Golfhorst in America, at the gateway to the De Peel nature area, was laid out in 1997. Its 18-hole course stands out for big changes in elevation and a fairly short length, and there is also a 9-hole par 3 course.
18 holes · Par 70 · From €57.50
Herkenbosch · Woodland
Golfclub De Herkenbosche
De Herkenbosche's 18-hole course stands out for its inland drift sand dunes, conifers and abundant rhododendrons. There is also a par 3 course.
18 holes · Par 72 · €85 to €95
Maastricht
Golfpark Maastricht International
Golfpark Maastricht International sits on the Dousberg, on the border between the Netherlands and Belgium and close to the centre of Maastricht. At around 90 metres it is, according to the club, one of the highest courses in the Netherlands, with views over the Maas valley. Of the 18-hole Championship Course, 13 holes lie in the Netherlands and 5 in Belgium. It is part of the Hollandsche Golfclub and home to Golfclub Maastricht.
27 holes · Par 72 · From €80
Evertsoord · Parkland · Woodland
De Peelse Golf
De Peelse Golf lies in the Peel between Venlo and Eindhoven. Its 18-hole par 72 championship course is a parkland design by Alan Rijks that gained A status straight away in 1996. There is also the Broekbosbaan, a 9-hole par 3 course that needs no experience.
18 holes · Par 72 · From €80
Cadier en Keer
Golfbaan Het Rijk van Margraten
Het Rijk van Margraten lies in the hills of South Limburg, among farmland, vineyards and old woods. Besides the 18-hole course there is a 9-hole par 3 course for short golf.
18 holes · Par 72 · From €81
Gulpen-Wittem · Woodland
De Zuid Limburgse Golf & Country Club Wittem
De Zuid Limburgse in Wittem has, by the club's account, the highest course in the Netherlands. In a Natura 2000 area, a round through the woods gives way to nine holes across open, rolling hills. The first nine were built from 1956 to a design by Hawtree.
18 holes · Par 71 · From €95