The course at Prise d'Eau Golf

Photo: Prise d'Eau Golf

Holes
27
Par
72
Green fee
€72.50 to €82.50
Type
Woodland · Heathland

Prise d'Eau in Tilburg has 27 holes across green country with woods, hills, heath and water, plus the Warande par 3 course.

Prise d'Eau lies on the northern edge of Tilburg, on the Gilzerbaan. With 27 holes and a full par 3 course, the club calls itself the largest golf course in the area. The site mixes woodland, hills, heath and water.

Three loops

The 27 holes are split into three par 36 loops: De Blaak, De Sijsten and De Leij. Any two of them make a par 72 course, so you can play here often without repeating the same round. There is also the Warande, a 9-hole par 3 course. To play Prise d'Eau you need a handicap or a course permit from the club itself. You can play from early morning to late evening, and tee times can be booked up to 21 days ahead, most cheaply online.

Practice

The large driving range can be used from two ends, and in the covered section you can practise interactively with Toptracer. There are plenty of facilities for every part of the game, and anyone who has never played can join a taster clinic on Sundays. Prise d'Eau is part of the Birdie Circle, a partnership with other Brabant courses, and also caters for meetings and group outings.

Practical information

Location
Tilburg, North BrabantGilzerbaan 400, 5032 VC Tilburg
Holes
27 holes in three par 36 loops (De Blaak, De Sijsten and De Leij), each pairing par 72; plus the 9-hole Warande par 3 course
Green fee
€72.50 for 18 holes Monday to Thursday and €82.50 Friday to Sunday and on public holidays. Booking online saves €2.50.
Visitors
Green fee players are welcome. Book a tee time up to 21 days ahead, online or by phone with reception.

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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