
Architect
Harry Colt
Established
1928
Par / Length
72 / 6580y
Access
Private (Visitors Welcome)
Green Fee
$$$
Overview: The C-loop, or the 'Colt' nine, is often considered the most 'linksy' and challenging of the three routings at Kennemer. It features several holes that run far out into the dunes, away from the clubhouse, offering a sense of total isolation. The greens are notoriously tricky, protected by deep pot bunkers and natural slopes. It’s a true championship test that has humbled many a pro during the Dutch Open.
Did You Know? During WWII, the German army utilized the high dunes of the C-loop for bunkers and observation points. Some of these historic concrete structures are still visible today, now peacefully integrated into the landscape as part of the course's unique heritage.
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