De Purmer Summer Evening Competition (ZAC)

Event Details ⚙

Date: Thursday, 13 August 2026

Format: Individual Strokeplay

Category: Open

Entry Fee: €3.00

Entry Method: Online

The De Purmer Summer Evening Competition (Zomer Avond Competitie, ZAC) is a recurring weekly individual golf competition held every Thursday from 23 April to 3 September 2026 at Golfpark De Purmer in Purmerend. The event is open to all golfers, including both HGC members (with playing rights) and greenfee players. Start times are scheduled between 15:44 and 16:40. The competition uses strokeplay and stableford scoring. The entry fee is EUR 3 plus 1 credit per 9 holes. Registration is done via the HGC Doe Mee! online system.

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Venue

Golfpark De Purmer

Noord-Holland, Netherlands

Golfpark De Purmer in Purmerend is a 27-hole championship course combined with a 9-hole Par-3 course, designed by renowned golf architects Tom McAuley and Bruno Steensels. The layout consists of three 9-hole configurations offering variety for different playing preferences. Located near Amsterdam between Zaandam, Edam, and Volendam, the course features a characteristic Dutch landscape with water hazards, bunkers, and rolling fairways. The championship course presents a challenging test for experienced golfers, while the Par-3 course serves as an ideal facility for beginners developing their short game skills and for experienced players refining their approach shots. The course accommodates golfers of all levels and serves as the home base for numerous tournaments throughout the year. Beyond the golf facilities, Golfpark De Purmer offers a driving range, golf instruction through the Hollandsche Golfschool, meeting rooms, and a brasserie. The Par-3 course allows players to record qualifying cards to improve their handicaps, making it accessible to those without formal handicaps or club memberships.