Koninklijke Limburg Golf Club is located in Belgium. Established in 1966, the club was founded by a group of golfing friends from Limburg. The course spans approximately 65 hectares, partly within the nature reserve Tenhaagdoornheide and partly in pine forests.
Designed by British golf architect Fred Hawtree, the course opened its first 9 holes in April 1968, followed by 7 additional holes in 1971, and was completed with 18 holes in 1973. The course measures 6,178 meters in length and has a par of 72. It is known for its sandy soil, which allows for year-round playability.
On-site facilities include Restaurant, Bar.
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