The Links Valley

The Links Valley is Europe's first reversible nine-hole golf course, located in the heart of the Veluwe region in the Netherlands. Built on a former sand quarry and landfill site since 2018, the course features two distinct layouts—the North Course and South Course—that can be played in either direction, creating a different playing experience each round.

The course is characterized by dramatic elevation changes, pure sandy ground, and rugged heathland terrain. These natural features create challenging and engaging holes suited for golfers of all skill levels. The design draws inspiration from classical golf courses while respecting the natural landscape.

The facility offers comprehensive amenities including a high-quality practice area with putting green, multiple practice zones, and Toptracer technology for both serious golfers and beginners. A Golf Academy with PGA professionals provides instruction, while the Golfshop and Fitting Center cater to equipment needs. The Brasserie The Valley overlooks the course and serves dining throughout the day.

Notable experiences include shotgun tournaments where players complete 18 holes by playing both courses in a single day. The course hosts both casual rounds and organized tournaments, with its unique reversible design being a defining characteristic that sets it apart from traditional layouts.