Men's Competition

Keerbergen Golf Club

Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium

Royal Keerbergen Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course established in 1968, designed by renowned architects Cotton, Pennink, and Lawrie on 32 hectares of land. Located beside the Keerbergen lake in Belgium, the course features a unique waterside setting with scenic views of the lake. While not exceptionally long, the course is technically challenging, with water features and tree lines serving as natural hazards between holes. Strategically positioned bunkers defend well-maintained greens throughout the layout. The signature 18th hole runs parallel to the lake and is noted as both a potential score-maker and score-breaker. The course has hosted numerous national championships and tournaments throughout its history. Royal Keerbergen received its Royal designation in 2018, recognizing its prestigious reputation and rich heritage in Belgian golf. The club is known for producing accomplished players in both men's and women's competitions. The course maintains its original design philosophy, emphasizing quality of play and member experience. Facilities include a clubhouse, driving range, putting and chipping greens, with trolleys and buggies available. The club welcomes visitors for green fee play and group outings alongside its active competitive tournament calendar.