Golf Club Havelte

Golf Club Havelte is an 18-hole golf course designed by architect Michiel van der Vaart, located in Southwest Drenthe between the villages of Havelte and Uffelte in the Netherlands. The course features a distinctive setting within a varied natural landscape, bordered by the Holtingerveld pastureland to the west, where sheep graze, and surrounded by notable archaeological sites including hunebedden (megalithic tombs) within walking distance.

The eastern and northern portions of the course are framed by the Uffelterzand area, characterized by elevation changes and a small Finnish lake, creating topographical interest throughout play. The setting offers scenic views of the Drenthe countryside and presents a moderately challenging layout with good-quality greens noted for their speed. The course is described as well-maintained with considerable variety in hole design and spacing.

Beyond golf, the facility includes a restaurant and clubhouse, a golf academy offering instruction, and a junior golf program. The club participates in the 4 Stars Golf hospitality chain, providing members with reciprocal play at other courses. Various packages combine golf with dining experiences featuring local Drenthe cuisine.