Golf de Louvain-la-Neuve

A few minutes south of Brussels, the Château de la Bawette Golf course, dominated by the Château and the Club-House, has been fitted out in one of the most beautiful properties in the region.

This privileged, very central location is a decisive advantage for all those who seek to combine sport and relaxation, in a setting conducive to family life and business relationships.

This wonderful green setting brings that invaluable touch provided by things installed for a few hundred years.

The Park was designed by Tom McAuley in 1986, but some holes were modified by Alain Prat between 2009 and 2012. Some front tees have also been added to make it more "fair" in order to accommodate the highest handicaps without problems.
The 18-hole course
The Club offers in this sumptuous setting an 18-hole course whose diversity will delight players of all levels, and will amaze nature lovers.

If the place invites you to stroll with its hilly landscapes, its ponds and streams, and its very beautiful trees, players are strongly advised not to be too distracted by this nature - unfortunately! - under penalty of returning to the 19th hole with a slightly average score ...

The course is indeed difficult to negotiate because of these natural elements and some out of bounds. But this very challenging course will encourage more than one to come back to try to beat it. The Park's record is only 69… therefore advice to amateurs…

The Royal Bercuit Golf Club offers its facilities just 25 minutes from Brussels, blending into the superb wooded surroundings of the private Bercuit estate.

Everything has been designed to preserve and maintain an exceptional natural setting which harmoniously blends in with a magnificent golf course, as well as its Club House and Restaurant set up among the pines, which are intended to be an elegant and comfortable haven. of relaxation.

Discreetly bordered by beautiful villas and stretched over five valleys, the 18-hole course is the only golf course in Belgium designed by the very famous English / American architect, Robert Trent Jones Sr, who was not stingy neither with his art nor with his talent.

Both beginners and experienced players will benefit from a set of areas dedicated to training:

A large approach area, with synthetic carpets, and bunkers
Training bunkers
A synthetic putting green
A natural putting green
A covered and lighted driving range, with a covered putting and chipping area
An indoor practice, by reservation