Koninklijke Limburg Golf Club

Koninklijke Limburg Golf Club (KLGC), located in Houthalen-Helchteren, Belgium, is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned British architect Fred Hawtree. Founded in 1966, the course was developed progressively, with 9 holes opening in 1968, followed by an additional 7 holes in 1971, and the complete 18-hole layout finished in 1973.

The course stretches 6,178 meters with a par of 72 and presents a classical difficulty level. Set across approximately 65 hectares, partly within the Tenhaagdoornheide nature reserve and partly through pine forests, the terrain benefits from sandy soil that ensures year-round playability. The landscape is particularly striking from mid-August when purple blooming heather creates exceptional natural beauty.

Known for meticulous maintenance and excellent course conditions throughout the year, KLGC achieved recognition as one of Europe's top courses, being included in Golf World magazine's TOP 100 European courses in 2011. The club climbed to 62nd place in this prestigious ranking by 2015. The course accommodates 760 active members and features professional course management, a pro shop, and dining facilities.