Golfclub Princenbosch - Lus B

Overview: Lus B is one of the three nine-hole loops at Golfclub Princenbosch, at Bavelseweg 153 in Molenschot. The target names the B nine itself, rather than one of the club’s 18-hole combinations. Princenbosch developed on former agricultural ground into a rolling course landscape marked by ponds, bunkers and tree planting. Because the facility can pair A, B and C in different ways, B’s identity is best understood as one component of a larger 27-hole course. The official club history gives the original A/B layout a par-70 rating, but that is the combined 18-hole figure, not the par of B alone.

History: The club’s official history says the first ball was struck in 1991 and the club formally began that October. The original 18-hole A/B course was designed by Alan Rijks and entered use in May 1994. The C loop followed in 2002, expanding the available championship golf to 27 holes. These are facility and course milestones; the available authoritative history does not supply a separate opening date, par or yardage for the B nine alone. The profile therefore preserves the exact B-loop target without borrowing a scorecard value from a different 18-hole combination.

Did You Know? Princenbosch’s loop system is a practical expression of its growth: the B nine was part of the original A/B course, while the C nine came later and created new combination options. That chronology matters because a B-only listing and an A/B round are not interchangeable course identities. The club’s history also traces the property’s transformation from a family farm into a golf complex, including extensive landscape work. With no confirmed loop-specific scorecard detail in the sources reviewed, the safest useful facts are the B routing, its place in the original A/B layout and the staged development of the site.