
Architect
Donald Steel / Alan Rijks
Established
1989
Par / Length
71 / 6001y
Access
Semi-Private
Green Fee
$$$
Overview: Situated in the heart of the Randstad between The Hague and Delft, the Rijswijkse Golf Club is a refined and strategic parkland masterpiece. Originally a flat polder layout designed by Donald Steel in 1989, the course has matured into a lush, tree-lined sanctuary where significant water hazards and carefully sculpted mounds dictate the challenge. With its par-71 championship test and reputation for high-quality conditioning, Rijswijkse prizes accuracy and tactical shot-making, providing a serene nature-focused escape that has become a vital hub for competitive players in the urban West.
Did You Know? The course is located on a historic "Green Wedge" that has been preserved as a vital ecological corridor since the early 20th century. During its development, the club planted over 20,000 trees and shrubs, transforming a once-open polder into a thriving habitat for local deer and birds of prey, proving that a championship golf course can serve as a primary agent for urban biodiversity restoration.
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