Golfbaan Dirkshorn

Overview: Golfbaan Dirkshorn is an 18-hole public course designed by Alan Rijks and opened in 2008. It sits openly in the North Holland polder, offering a modern layout with water hazards and bunkering that demand strategic play. The course spans 55 hectares and features a parkland style with inland-links character due to its open setting. Visitors can enjoy accessible golf with visitor green fees ranging from €70 to €75 for 18 holes during summer.

History: The facility opened in 2008 as part of the North Holland polder development, designed by architect Alan Rijks. It was built on 55 hectares of land and quickly became known for its modern design and strategic challenges. The course has maintained public access since opening, allowing visitors to play year-round with seasonal rate variations.

Did You Know? The 18-hole layout is spread across 55 hectares in the North Holland polder region. Its open setting gives it an inland-links character despite being located among agricultural fields rather than coastal dunes. The design by Alan Rijks emphasizes wind exposure and strategic bunkering throughout the round.