Golf de Pierpont

Golf la Bruyère is located in Sart-Dames-Avelines on the border of the provinces of Brabant and Hainaut and dominating the Sambre and Escaut basins in Belgium. This 18-hole golf course has been drawn on the rolling slopes of the Château de la Ferme de la Bruyère. The former outbuilding of the Villiers-la-Ville abbey has become a very welcoming clubhouse.

The course stretches out its wide fairways bordered by roughs perfectly integrated into the typical landscape of the Brabant-Wallon region. Without apparent difficulties, this course has some surprises in store for those who do not play long and straight. Indeed it requires a good technicality because of water obstacles and bunkers which are placed in a strategic way. Attacking the greens can be tricky on days with high winds.

A warm family welcome awaits you to relax and indulge your passion for golf in this club bathed in calm and greenery.

For beginners, the club has a 9-hole course.

The Golf de Rigenée welcomes you in a green and warm setting. Created in the 80s by Caroline and Emmanuel Descampe, Rigenée is one of the oldest courses in Brabant Wallon.

Established in Villers-la-Ville since 1982, it was designed by the famous Belgian architect Paul Rolin on “magical” grounds which, except in cases of force majeure, allow play throughout the year on summer greens. ! Very open and not very wooded, it is a delicate course, redesigned over the years by Christophe Descampe, son of the founder and current President of the Club.
The 18-hole course
The course, with its rather wide fairways, is uniformly flat but never boring thanks to numerous obstacles placed at strategic places. The terrain is constantly evolving in order to make the courses more lively: ponds are dug, bunkers of grass, sand and front greens increase the difficulty, numerous bodies of water, flowering bushes and groves make their nests there, etc. Without forgetting its multiple starting areas which delight players of all levels.

The holes are well balanced and offer a pleasant pace of play. We will especially note the technical quality of Pars 5, of an honest length, which makes them "challenging" holes. Rather rare: the course ends with a Par 3 uphill.

Its open character transforms the course when the wind picks up. And challenge the best Links players, which requires a game as complete as it is precise.
It is not by chance that the Club, with its very sporting atmosphere, is traditionally among the most brilliant in the Interclub championships and if it hosts many national competitions.