Royal Golf Club du Hainaut

Royal Golf Club du Hainaut, inaugurated in 1933, is located in Jurbise near Mons in the Hainaut region of Belgium. The course was designed by renowned English architect Tom Simpson, who also created several notable European courses. Set within a pine forest on sandy soil amid heather and gorse, the club features 27 holes divided into three nine-hole layouts that present a high-level golfing challenge. The terrain is situated on lands formerly belonging to the Princes of Croÿ and offers an authentic natural setting. The course benefits from excellent drainage due to its sandy soil composition, allowing year-round play even in wet conditions. The club is ranked as the second-best club in Belgium and offers comprehensive facilities including a clubhouse with restaurant services, professional instruction, and training zones alongside the main courses.