HENRI-CHAPELLE GOLF DE DURBUY
FIVE NATIONS GOLF CLUB - from £35 to £44 ROYAL GOLF CLUB DES FAGNES - from £30 to £44 (Weekend Pass £78)
This is a great hilly and spectacular 18 hole layout designed by Gary Player. This Royal course is known better as Spa, ranked as the number 2 course in Belgium,
The course has amazing views on all 18 holes, some incredible shot making from
it is a classic Tom Simpson design in the mould of Chantilly Vineuil in France.
elevated tees, piles of dog legs, lots of steep climbs and some roller coaster down hill tee It is located just 1 km from the famous town of Spa. The course is a famous old layout
shots and plenty of great water hazards. built in the 1930s, with traditional values and a classic old clubhouse, with olde world
The course is situated close to Marche and Durbuy two charming towns in the Ardennes.
values.
Five Nations is definitely a buggy course and a great venue to play in the summer months The course itself is designed through beautiful old oak forest on the highest piece of land
when it is in top condition. in Belgium, picturesque and scenic with subtle changes of elevation and many leisurely
dog legs. Special rates available on Mondays. Buggies are available but not required in
GOLF DE DURBUY - from £31 to £38
our opinion.
In our view this course is the very best we have seen in Belgium.
Yet another impressive golf course with Royal Patronage and again designed in the
1930s by Tom Simpson.
We inspected it in early February and it was totally immaculate in all aspects. The design
is breathtaking from start to finish and it is hard to find a course as good as this
in France.
ROYAL GOLF CLUB DU SART-TILMAN - from £41 to £53
Durbuy is just 15 minutes from the delightful Ardennes town of Marche with the classic
Sart-Tilman is a realy super woodland course, designed through ancient mixed forest, all
Quartier Latin Hotel. For most Durbuy is a buggy course, as there are long walks between
18 holes run through avenues of tall trees. There are subtle changes of elevation and a
green and tee and it is fairly hilly on at least half the holes.
lovely natural mature feel to all the course and the lovely old clubhouse, has bags of
warm ambience and a great restaurant, which seems to be the norm in Belgium.
GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB HENRI-CHAPELLE - from £33 to £39
The course is very close to the city of Liege and is consequently one of the busiest,
nevertheless it does welcome British golfers. Buggies available but not recommended.
Set on high land in the Ardennes and only 15 minutes from the centre of Spa, Henri
Chapelle is a very scenic and hilly layout with great views across the rolling countryside,
which is in the east Ardennes, close to the German border.
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A lovely old rustic clubhouse with piles of ambience, this is a very popular member’s club
but very welcoming to visitors. There are some steep climbs and some great elevated tees
with dramatic back drops. Totally contrasting to the style of golf at Spa.
INTERNATIONAL GOMZE - from £33 to £39
Designed by French architect Paul Rollin is has a fine reputation across Belgium.
The course would be one of the three you would play staying at Spa.
The course comprises of ancient woods, rolling meadows and orchards, with a very
varied landscape and plenty of changes of elevation. The modern clubhouse adds
ambience and welcomes visitors with a fine standard of cuisine. Probably a buggy course
but 50/50!
ROUGEMONT GOLF DE NAMUR - from £28 to £35
This spectacular course was designed in 1986 by its own members, so has a natural
and less professional feel. It is an ideal course to play en route for Spa or Marche on the
way to, or the way back from the Eurotunnel. The course is markdly hilly with some big
changes of elevation and several down hillroller coaster tee shots. There are some
stunning views across the Meuse Valley. Buggies are recommended here.
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