Haagse Golfvereniging Leeuwenbergh

Overview: Established in 1988, Leeuwenbergh is a prestigious and mature parkland sanctuary situated in the heart of The Hague's green belt. Designed by the esteemed Gerard Jol, the course is defined by its significant water hazards and carefully sculpted mounds that provide an unusually hilly character for a polder-land site. Winding through dense tree lines and past vibrant meadows, the par-71 layout prizes tactical shot-making and a deep appreciation for the quiet beauty of the 'de Vliet' canal region. It is a refined and GEO-certified venue that offers a high-caliber competitive feel alongside a serene nature-focused escape from the nearby urban bustle.

Did You Know? The course's name, "Leeuwenbergh," refers to the historic estate that once dominated this section of the Vliet canal, and the club has meticulously preserved the original 19th-century "sight lines" that connect the property to the nearby historic towers of Rijswijk. The construction of the course utilized excavated soil from the creation of the club's extensive water hazards, resulting in its signature "rolling" terrain that has made it a favorite training ground for the region's elite amateur players.