About this course:
Cleydael Golf and Country Club is set on a historic castle estate, with views of a 14th-century water moat and an imposing fortress that gives the course a memorable backdrop. The 18-hole championship course was designed in the 1980s by architect Paul Rodin and offers a varied layout through woodland and parkland, spread across 65 hectares. Its characterful terrain and distinctive setting make for a round that combines strategy with atmosphere, finishing with an especially striking last hole overlooking the castle.
Practice facilities include a driving range, putting green and chipping green, making it easy to sharpen every part of your game. The clubhouse and restaurant are housed in the estate buildings around the fort, adding to the club’s historic setting.
