Goese Golf

Goese Golf is an 18-hole championship parkland course designed by renowned English golf architect Donald Steel, who has created over 70 courses worldwide including Barsebäck in Sweden and Royal County Down in England. Located less than one kilometer from National Park Oosterschelde, the Netherlands' largest nature reserve, the course spans approximately 80 hectares with a length exceeding 6,000 meters from the yellow tees, making it one of the longest courses in the country.

The course features rolling fairways and challenging greens shaped from sand extracted from Goese Lake, creating a distinctive landscape. The terrain offers beautiful vistas throughout each round. Goese Golf also includes a 9-hole Par-3 course, modern Trackman driving range, practice green, and chipping green. The facility accommodates golfers of all levels through its golf academy run by PGA professionals, offering lessons for beginners and advanced players. Beyond golf, the venue features Brasserie Meer with a terrace overlooking the course, serving food and beverages, and hosts business events and social gatherings.