Golfclub Grevelingenhout
Parkland

Golfclub Grevelingenhout

18 holes • Par 72 • 6,151m • Slope 128

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About Golfclub Grevelingenhout

Golfclub Grevelingenhout is an 18-hole parkland course at Oudendijk 3 in Bruinisse, Zeeland, beside the Grevelingenmeer. Construction began on 1 July 1988 on a design by English-Swiss golf architect Donald Harradine. The main course covers part of a 52-hectare property of former farmland and woodland, plays to par 72 and measures 6,151 metres from the longest rated tees.

Current rating data lists that set at 72.1 with a slope of 128. The club also operates a separate nine-hole par-3 course of approximately 802 metres, but it is treated as a separate practice layout rather than part of the 18-hole championship scorecard. Green-fee visitors are welcome seven days a week, subject to handicap requirements for the main course.

The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,151m (6,726 yards), course rating 72.1 and slope rating 128. The course was designed by Donald Harradine. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving range, Putting green, Golf academy, Golf lessons, Golf shop, Club fitting studio, Restaurant, Handicart rental, and 2 more.

History & Design

Donald Harradine
Architects
Parkland
Course Style
Donald Harradine parkland course beside the Grevelingenmeer
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Origins

The Grevelingenhout project transformed more than 52 hectares of former farmland and woodland near Bruinisse into a golf complex. Construction began on 1 July 1988 from a design by Donald Harradine.

Did You Know?
The course was laid out across more than 52 hectares that had previously consisted of farmland and woodland.

Design Philosophy

Harradine's routing uses a mixture of woodland and more open land beside the Grevelingenmeer. Water is a recurring strategic feature, and the club characterises the main course as a parkland layout with substantial water in play.

Development

In 1996 Grevelingenhout Golf BV acquired ownership of the golf course and buildings. Members became indirect owners through certificates in the company, while the club association retained playing rights and the operating company became responsible for the course and facilities.

Today

Golfclub Grevelingenhout now operates the 18-hole course, a separate nine-hole par-3 course, academy, practice facilities, golf shop and clubhouse hospitality. Green-fee golfers are welcome every day.

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Facilities

Driving rangePutting greenGolf academyGolf lessonsGolf shopClub fitting studioRestaurantHandicart rentalMeeting roomsNine-hole par-3 course

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
Other
Summer Monday-Friday 18 Holes€65Summer tariff applies 1 April-31 October.
Winter 18 Holes€54.5Winter tariff applies 1 November-31 March.
Par-3 Course Day Ticket€25Summer adult rate.
Weekend
Summer Weekend/Public Holiday 18 Holes€70Summer tariff applies 1 April-31 October.
Summer Weekend/Public Holiday 9 Holes€47
9 hole
Summer Monday-Friday 9 Holes€44.5

Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.

Scorecard

Hole-by-hole yardage, par and stroke index for the main course layout.

18 holesPar 726,151mRating 72.1Slope 128
Front 9123456789Out
Par45344354436
Metres3404451593973171714653813463021
Index81016214181264-
Back 9101112131415161718InTotal
Par4435443543672
Metres35735617148037633417249738731306151
Index7517911315113--

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Data Completeness85%

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Course Design

Architect & designers

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Donald Leslie Harradine (born 1911 in Enfield, north London; died 26 September 1996 in Caslano, Switzerland) was a…