Golf de Gomzé

Golf de Gomzé, also known as Liège-Gomzé Golf Club, is an 18-hole, par 72 course measuring 5965 meters, designed in 1986 by golf architect Paul Rolin. Located southeast of Liège, it features varied terrain with century-old trees, hills, valleys, forests, colorful shrubs, and small lakes and rivers. The front nine are hilly and wooded with a beautiful play of light and shadow. The back nine include doglegs toward a small valley and then a valley with many fruit trees, adding variety and a playful character. Founded in 1986 and active since 1988, the club hosts events like the BMW Cup, Bulles Laurent Perrier, Tournament of the Musketeers, and national finals such as the Audi Quattro Cup. After your round, enjoy the clubhouse Le Swing, plus a driving range and putting green for further practice.