Golf Courses - EUROPE

The Morfontaine story began in 1910 when a wealthy French duke decided to create his very own nine-hole golf course on gorgeous woodlands tucked away in a quiet pine forest outside of Paris. Tom Si...

The Royal Hague Golf Club, as it is known in English, is the oldest golf club in Holland and was founded in 1893 on linksland that was destroyed during World War II. The club’s current course was a...

Designed by Javier Araña, Spain’s most accomplished golf course architect, the El Saler Golf Club is located within a nature reserve outside the city of Valencia. Adjacent to the Mediterranean coas...

Set in the rolling countryside of Picardie and surrounded by the enchanting Chantilly forest, the prestigious Golf de Chantilly is one of France's truly great golf clubs. Founded a short walk from ...

‘Les Bordes was one of my most gratifying personal and professional experiences.’ Robert von Hagge

One of Europe’s most high profile golf resorts, Les Bordes is a luxury retreat built on a se...

‘I was guided in my design of Valderrama by the ideal of hard par, easy bogey’ - Robert Trent Jones

Although Real Club Valderrama is a recent phenomenon, its genesis can be traced back to 1...

Having firmly established himself as Britain’s preeminent golf course architect prior to the First World War, Harry Colt and his partners were keen to help drive the game’s development onto the Eur...

About the last place one would expect to find a world-class modern links, the Lofoten Archipelago in northern Norway was home to just nine holes of golf, when an ambitious development team decided ...

A short drive from Amsterdam, the 27-hole Kennemer Golf and Country Club is situated on Holland’s West Coast and is home to the oldest seaside golf course in the country. The original eighteen-hole...

The Utrechtse Golf Club was formed back in 1894 and moved to an attractive forest outside of Utrecht in the 1920’s, with Englishman Harry Colt responsible for the design of its new golf course. The...