Golf de Preisch (Luxembourg & France)

Overview: Golf de Preisch is a 27-hole estate close to the meeting point of France, Luxembourg and Germany. This profile follows the France-Luxembourg championship combination, two nine-hole loops that form an 18-hole par-72 round over a wooded and gently rolling property. The setting includes old oak woodland, open fairway corridors and enough changes of direction to make the chosen combination feel varied rather than repetitive.

History: The official club credits American architect William Amick with imagining the three nine-hole courses, Robin De Vooght with modeling them and Tom Dewar with supervising the turf work. The facility became associated with the 1998 French Golf of the Year award, but the available sources do not give one definitive public opening date for the exact France-Luxembourg combination. The profile year is therefore retained as the target’s established course date while the routing team is corrected to the operator’s attribution.

Did You Know? The three loops are named France, Luxembourg and Germany after the course’s position near the three-country area. The official course page lists the France-Luxembourg championship combination at more than 6,400 metres, approximately 7,009 yards, with par 72.